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My Husband And I Lived Apart For Almost Two Years

It was due to circumstances beyond our control, but now we are back together and stronger than ever

Living far away from my husband for so long was something I never thought would happen, but it did.

Shortly before the pandemic started, I traveled to my country of birth, Nigeria to visit my parents. What was initially a pleasurable visit turned out to be months of frustration and uncertainty.

The pandemic started and I got stuck with my two kids. My visa expired during this time and every chance of an immediate return seemed utterly impossible.

With no certainty of future events, I was left with no choice but to be expectant and hopeful.

At this point, the South African embassy had shut down their office and their phone lines were unreachable. Their website clearly explained that all their activities were on hold because of the pandemic.

For months, I constantly followed the news to see if flights had resumed and constantly checked if there was any update on the embassy re-opening.

The rising coronavirus cases didn’t seem to help matters. I got more discouraged each time I turned on the television.

It was tough being the only available parent for my girls. I constantly had to ensure that their immediate needs were met, and that I spent quality time with them.

I shuttled between my parents' home and also stayed with my husband’s parents. They live in different cities.

While I remain deeply grateful to them for their care and support, I can’t possibly imagine how life would have been if not for their timely help, advice, and encouragement.

As the girls and I shuttled between both cities in which the parents stayed, it was quite exhausting having to pack and unpack several bags because we thought it best not to stay in a particular place for too long.

The constant change of environment was refreshing, and we got to spend time with our families.

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