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should i move out of the states?
Hello brothers i need your best advice. to be brief i currently live in the USA i had a child 6 years ago he is now 6 years old and im 26 . I came to the states to work but not to have children well at least in my theory . It happened and now i have a child he is is deaf and has a cochlear implanted that allows him to hear his mom does not help me i have full custody i have been rasing my son with the help of my mother. i love the usa and im thank full for this country but i miss my country . I feel like is time to get back, i want to get back . although when i think about my child it always stops me i would have to take him with me . i dont think i would leave him with my mom even if she would say its okay. i feel like its my son and its my job unlike his mom who dissapeared. what should i do? im stressed
4 Answers
- BOOMLv 71 year ago
If you want a healthy and happy 6-year-old then you also have to be healthy and happy. If that means moving back to your old country - then do it.
- JanetLv 71 year ago
Despite the appearance of wealth in America, the quality-of-life stats place the US WELL below most other modern countries. Almost down with the undeveloped countries.
If you want to move to another country, you must have the mother's permission. She has the legal right to be able to spend time with her child.
Also very important is whether or not your home-country has universal health care (as most modern countries DO) .. the US does NOT, and health care is expensive. More than that, there are not nearly as many programs to work with handicapped people in the US as most other modern countries have.
So you need to compare the programs in your home country with the programs available in the US. If Trump gets re-elected in November, expect health programs to suffer even more.
If your own country is not better than the US, don't move back ... consider moving to a DECENT country where the government HELPS people take care of themselves: Denmark, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Canada, Australia, etc.
Anywhere OTHER than the US. Besides, the US is a declining empire ... it no longer has a positive future.
