They better let my husband across the border!

[sheeshkabelle 153]

My grandmother peacefully passed away this evening.

When we knew the inevitable was going to happen I immediately booked a flight for my husband.

He, of course, got a letter from his supervisor that he's due back Tuesday and my grandmother's doctor faxed him a letter stating my grandmother was gravely ill.

They BETTER let him come here, or I'm going to be really cheesed off.

Edited January 12, 2012 by sheeshkabelle

[TiklingGuy 211]

I am sorry to hear about your grandmother. My grandmother passed away last saturday. She was 102 and Alert and Oriented. I hope your situation gets better with your husbands work. I would be pissed as well.

[Darnell 8,478]

here = USA? Why would he be stopped at the POE?

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Dying is part of life. Is perfectly natural and the end of a path we start walking when we are born.

Passing away peacefully is arguably the most desirable finale. Wish I will be so lucky when my time is up.

Not sure what your husband has to do with your grandmother's death, however, let alone what this has to do with immigration.

[canadian_wife 1,822]

My grandmother peacefully passed away this evening.

When we knew the inevitable was going to happen I immediately booked a flight for my husband.

He, of course, got a letter from his supervisor that he's due back Tuesday and my grandmother's doctor faxed him a letter stating my grandmother was gravely ill.

They BETTER let him come here, or I'm going to be really cheesed off.

I am sorry for your loss, but I am confused as to why you think he'd have any troubles crossing

Please keep us posted. I am sure having your husband by you will comfort you

Good luck

[Udella&Wiz 325]

So sorry to hear that. I'm sure your hubster will be fine getting through the border with the evidence he has. My grandmother passed away in a similar manner and my then fiancé had no troubles coming up.

[Krikit 1,164]

So sorry to Sheeshkabelle and Dex22. Saying goodbye to someone you love is always hard. I am sure your husband will have no problems at the POE. I am glad that he can be with you during this sad time.

Dying is part of life. Is perfectly natural and the end of a path we start walking when we are born.

Passing away peacefully is arguably the most desirable finale. Wish I will be so lucky when my time is up.

Not sure what your husband has to do with your grandmother's death, however, let alone what this has to do with immigration.

Brother Hesekiel.... The members in the Canada Forum have developed friendships and a camaraderie. We come here to find a friendly ear and to share moments in our lives. Your less than sympathetic tone is quite unwelcome. Thank you.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Dying is part of life. Is perfectly natural and the end of a path we start walking when we are born.

Passing away peacefully is arguably the most desirable finale. Wish I will be so lucky when my time is up.

Not sure what your husband has to do with your grandmother's death, however, let alone what this has to do with immigration.

This is a very insensitive and unnecessary comment. This wasn't posted in the general forums, it was posted in the Canada forum where people have really gotten to know each other throughout the process and do whatever they can to help and encourage and support.

Coming in here with this kind of comment is incredibly rude and I can't even fathom what possessed you to post it.

If you have nothing helpful to add, please just move on.

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To the OP, I'm very sorry for your loss. I hope your husband can be with you during your difficult time. It always helps to have a comfortable shoulder to cry on.

Edited January 12, 2012 by Coconuts

[Glyn and Kathy 288]

I'm so sorry for your loss. It sounds like he has some good evidence to come through into the US. I just recently had to deal with that going to the UK when my FIL passed. I didn't end up needing the proof I had...but I was told quite sternly to be sure I leave when I'm supposed to.

Again...sorry for your loss.

[CAdreamer 14]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope your husband will have an easy trip to get to your side. Your family is in my thoughts.

[CanadaLove 16]

So sorry for the loss of your grandmother, Sheeshkabelle.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

My condolences as well Sheeskabelle. (F) I know how much it helps to have our loved ones with us at a time like this. It sounds like you did everything possible to help ensure your husband has an easy crossing. If he hasn't left yet, make sure he also brings along the paperwork to show you two are following the appropriate immigration process. As Krikit said, I feel sure they won't give him a hard time either and he will be here with you soon (if he isn't already).

[raymaga 25]

Sorry to hear of your loss and hope you can heal and move past the hurt with the help of your husband!!!