As I mentioned in my previous post, I have been a bit overwhelmed by life lately. Settling into a new home that we are in the throes of remodeling by hand, trying to go through all the steps to get my PN and register for SFI, rushing off to pre-natal doctors appointments, trying to keep the spreadsheet in order... it's been insane.
But also, things were rather quiet on the Migrationsverket front; the waiting times were getting *slight longer* (decisions were coming through at around 13.5-14 months, instead of 13-14 months) and interview emails were following the same organized pace, so there wasn't much beyond the Sambo Summary to really publish.
BUT. Things have now changed. So, here it goes:
Thursday, April 28, 2016
The Swedish Sambo Visa in 2016 Part 13: After the Decision ("Now what!?")
It has been an extremely long time since I last wrote!
I knew that moving would be a busy time, but I could not possibly have foreseen how insane my life would become. Quitting my job, rushing to doctor's appointments, packing/selling/throwing everything away, weighing suitcases to make sure I stay under the weight limit, trying to decide what is worth shipping and what should be donated.... saying goodbye to friends and family.... all while trying to train coworkers to replace me and taking care of the fetus growing inside of me!
I have never felt so desperate in all my life than the day I moved. Life has never demanded so much of me over the past 14 months, and never have I had to cross over my "breaking point" so many times with no option for crawling into a hole and dying. There were only 2 alternatives: 1) Keep pushing, or 2) Keep pushing. I did a mixture of both. ;)
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