Hi dear, I will tell you this. When I came to America 24 years ago, I cry everyday for about 5 months. Because that’s how it is. Let me tell you everything that you are going through it happens to Ghanaian too. Ghana is not easy. But if you hold on it will get easier. The more you understand the country the easier it gets. In regard to ether you should move or staying if you don’t have money again to move I will say stay for now. But if you have money to move then do it.
Sure sounds like the issues with the current apartment are ongoing; and isn’t set up to sustain all who live there. Other residents are leaving because of it, which is very telling. If you’re in a position to move, my vote is to do it. I know how overwhelming it is to pack up and move yet again; but that part is temporary. Having stability for basic living needs in a new place, will lift a huge load off right away, and in the long run. Then you both can relax and live your lives. Get your business going. To me, that far outweighs the unpredictably of staying where you are; and especially since there’s already another place for you. As long as they’re telling the truth this time! Maybe you can go look at it first, meet a couple/few of the neighbors, get a feel of the living situation? ❤ One step, one box at a time. 🙏
Yeah I went Saturday night, then again today to see the environment and the apartments they had available. I took a friend with me today. There won't be lack of water unless it dries up and each apartment has it's own meter. To be continued. Now it's getting my money back.
@@vgrant7156 Thank you so much! I wanted to move so bag but that's more money taken from my business startup. So we managed to get some water barrels and fill them up. I'm ok for now.
Praying for you daily! Glad to know exactly how to pray!
Hi dear, I will tell you this. When I came to America 24 years ago, I cry everyday for about 5 months. Because that’s how it is. Let me tell you everything that you are going through it happens to Ghanaian too. Ghana is not easy. But if you hold on it will get easier. The more you understand the country the easier it gets. In regard to ether you should move or staying if you don’t have money again to move I will say stay for now. But if you have money to move then do it.
Well said, and thank you for your encouragement.
Sure sounds like the issues with the current apartment are ongoing; and isn’t set up to sustain all who live there. Other residents are leaving because of it, which is very telling. If you’re in a position to move, my vote is to do it. I know how overwhelming it is to pack up and move yet again; but that part is temporary. Having stability for basic living needs in a new place, will lift a huge load off right away, and in the long run. Then you both can relax and live your lives. Get your business going. To me, that far outweighs the unpredictably of staying where you are; and especially since there’s already another place for you. As long as they’re telling the truth this time! Maybe you can go look at it first, meet a couple/few of the neighbors, get a feel of the living situation? ❤ One step, one box at a time. 🙏
Yeah I went Saturday night, then again today to see the environment and the apartments they had available. I took a friend with me today. There won't be lack of water unless it dries up and each apartment has it's own meter. To be continued. Now it's getting my money back.
That’s really good someone went with you. Was wondering about refund. Sending you good thoughts for positive outcome all around.
I'd move, it won't get better, but better is yet to come. Be patient until you're settled... You're there for a purpose. Take one day at a time...😊
@@vgrant7156 Thank you so much! I wanted to move so bag but that's more money taken from my business startup. So we managed to get some water barrels and fill them up. I'm ok for now.
Love You, Tracy Hugz Dear One ❤