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Latest post on 19 October 2016 - 08:08
I can recommend plastic surgeon Dr. Yasmine Nusrat # 050 7843998. She will not jab you with a cheap/groupon stuff, but still can offer competitive price for botox/fillers (or other plastic surgery procedures). Good luck!
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Latest post on 10 September 2016 - 17:40
Hi ladies! I just came back from a vacation back home and I brought along some natural products. Let me know if some of you might be interested in it! 1. Essential oils (orange, lavender, tea tree, lemongrass) 2. Coconut oil (natural, raw, coldpressed) 3. Cocoa butter (natural) 4. Donna BC stockings (biege colour, L/XL size, Italian made) 5. Dr. Bronner's: Baby Unscented Pure-Castile Liquid Soap 437ml 6. Bioderma Sebium Purifying Cleansing Foaming Gel 7. Medical cotton wool (per gram) 8. Home made Body Butters (again all 100% Organic ingredients) and Body Wash. 9. Home made eye cream with Coconut oil and Coffee 10. Home made honey :) In case some of you ladies is interested in the home made products, just to let you know, I hate waste so I store my butters in glass jars from other foods I have bought previously. Alright, thanks for reading my post and have a happy week! :) :) Hello, I am intersted in Bronners castile soap, what is your price?
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Latest post on 10 September 2016 - 13:53
It would be great to know if there is a retail or online shop selling it in Dubai, thank you!
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Latest post on 12 May 2016 - 15:32
Hi, Sorry to hear about your mom and also what you are going through. Five years ago this August, my mom was diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer with mets to her brain. When she was first diagnosed I honestly thought she would be gone within a matter of months, but by some miracle (and an amazing neurosurgeon who successfully removed her largest brain tumor), she is now in remission and doing great! I wish the same for your mom. I've lived in Dubai for close to 15 years now, my family is like yours, in the USA (Wisconsin :) ). It is extremely heartwrenching to be far away when a family member gets sick. I always felt like I was being torn in two, between being here with my husband and being there with my parents / sister. When she was first diagnosed, I flew back and forth as much as I could. Every couple of months. Even if it was just to stay a week, nothing really compares to being there in person, if possible. Cancer can become a black cloud having over everyone in the family. Even when someone (like my mom) does well with treatment, it can always loom unfortunately. Are you close with your sister? It helped me a lot to chat with my sister (texting) on a daily basis. I think there is a support group called "Breast Friends" in Dubai... Thank you Laura74 for sharing it with me, and so glad your mom is doing well. I wish her stay in remission for many years. It is mind calming to know it is possible to live with mets. My relationship with sister is not what I would love it to be, we are fine but unfortunately no soul talks or anything close to it there...Sight .. I have already tried approaching "Breast Friends", but was told members have a decision that it is only for patents exclusively. Hugs xx
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Latest post on 12 May 2016 - 12:29
Sorry, this is a sad topic. We all have parents and I am sure I am not alone being in pain to see parents failing. My mom got diagnosed with metastised breast cancer in January. She s in US and is on the treatment at one of the best university hospitals and at the moment she is doing ok. My sister lives there and my mom has her minimum supervision. I went to see her and met her doctors, to whom I can communicate through patents portal from Dubai as well as see her labs, so technically I can follow up her treatment from the distance at least. I read a lot about cancer on different sites, and forums to educate myself about this disease, to understand labs, options so I can have right questions about treatment. But I find it so hard to cope with the fact itself, my mom being with this terrible disease and me being at the distance. It is wearing on me and my family who would see burst into tears any time. It is not an option for my family to move to US and it is not an option for my mom to join me in Dubai. The distance from my mother is killing me. I cant focus. This time a have to be larger the life for her and I am not sure how can I do that as I feel slipping into depression myself. What is the way to put my mind on track? Is there a caregivers support groups in Dubai (real people, not web)? Where to get inspiration for strength? I would appreciate advise only from someone who have been in situation like this and found ways to cope.
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Latest post on 10 February 2016 - 08:48
Thank you lovingthesun for your advise, I am going to see oncologist soon. I understand that you did the test not in Dubai? Would you give me idea anyway of the cost? I hadn't checked with my insurance yet but almost sure it wouldn't cover.. Some sites on internet shows 1500 pounds in UK, and nurse in Dubai mentioned something like 10,000 -15,000 Dhs.
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Latest post on 18 October 2015 - 11:09
Bumping up :)
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Latest post on 18 October 2015 - 11:08
Bumping up :)
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Latest post on 03 July 2015 - 15:50
Hello, bumping it up, Poomba did you manage to fix your machine ?
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Latest post on 09 April 2015 - 10:39
Thank you ladies for your great advice. We did had our son at the shop to put on the glasses and he was so proud, he was looking himself at the mirror and was smiling proudly, it was so cute and relieving to see he didn't throw it across the shop instantly :) We watched cartoon Lola and Charlie "I really need glasses" a day before, I think it helped. Books are great idea, will get them in the longer term. Also thinking of organising playdates to meet new friends wearing glasses? non of our current friends do..We found that in Europe it is cheaper - at least for lenses. Some moms also referred to ISEE eyewear shop in Dubai, we yet to go there. I was wearing glasses and so did my husband when we were you but not anymore, but I will if I need to help my son. Bless you all xxx
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Latest post on 02 April 2015 - 23:13
Tru Blu thank you, sounds great! I was browsing the coolframes dared not I ever think there are so many:) As an absolute kids eyewear newbie in the past two days I learned Specky's, Swissfflex and Miraflex and thought this is it, but these are not on their list. Which brand of the cool frame stock do you buy for 3 yrs old..?
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Latest post on 02 April 2015 - 18:32
Thank You Hungry Caterpillar for your advice :) Its been 2 days only since the news and still dealing with my own emotions just because he is so little.. I am afraid I will start tearing while asking him to be a big boy :)) Yep, have to get my act togather.. I am not sure if your little one needs to wear glasses ?In case of yes, would you mind sharing which brands you chosen for the frame and lenses? Where to shop for it best? ... and good luck with potty training :) edited by cibacibute on 02/04/2015 <em>edited by cibacibute on 02/04/2015</em>
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Latest post on 23 November 2014 - 23:34
Bumping it up, would love to know too about the table tops in schools! Jess, Kings any other etc..
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Latest post on 11 October 2014 - 15:52
Thank you ladies for your opinions, appreciate that. When its about front teeth I would only trust it in the hands of the good doc which is so hard to recognise, and how? ... Dentistry is business for many doctors in Dubai above the medical concern, and thats where it is hard to figure where is a must and where is the add-on.. I decided to take couple of consultations with different docs before signing up with one doc for a matter such as front teeth... :(
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Latest post on 17 August 2014 - 15:55
I would love to vent on how frustrating it is to find your home, but more then that we need to find it and I am shouting out to see if there is a RELIABLE agent who would not waste our (and his,her) time. We were looking at property websites, dubizzle and unfortunately we only got time-wasters so far who do not know about the owners, send us to the wrong address, do not show up for viewings, give different information every call they make and list goes on... We are looking to rent on Palm or JBR, if you are an expert of the area or have good experience please let me know how to contact you. <em>edited by cibacibute on 17/08/2014</em>
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Latest post on 25 April 2014 - 12:22
WhiteOrchid, yes it is closed group, I sent the request to join, but if I cant, are you member there? Would it be too much to ask to check the lady-tailor details for me in case you are..
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Latest post on 04 December 2013 - 11:03
I called immigration and was told to make an letter of absconding at any typing center, then take a copies of her labour card, ID card, her passport and the original passport of the sponsoring party and submit it all to the immigration to file a case. Once a case is filed she is no longer our responsibility. When she is caught she will be taken an eye scan for recognition, interrogated and sent home with a ban to ever return. Thank you ladies for you input. <em>edited by cibacibute on 04/12/2013</em>
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 17:07
yep, EU passport, phew.. thank you ladies helping to find the drop of light, need to find the big girl pants now :) if I can add, anyone living or leaving for Ferney or nearby, please please be my friend :) would be happy to help with what I can in return, jurgitarelyte at hotmail dot com edited by cibacibute on 02/09/2013 <em>edited by cibacibute on 02/09/2013</em>
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 16:27
I'm sorry, I forgot to mention that you will need to check out whether you need to get a specific permit to work in Geneva. It took 5 years for me as a British citizen to be allowed a work permit in Geneva. I think it varies from nationality to nationality, but if you have a French frontalier passport, you should be OK, I think. oh dear, good to know, dont have French passport yet, never honestly bothered, maybe should then.... Could you tell me please what is the authority issuing permissions?
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 14:53
When I was living there, it was estimated that 30% of the working population were foreigners working for the UN or international companies. Procter & Gamble has its European HQ in Geneva, for example. Lots of people came over the border from France to work in Geneva as salaries were so much better than in France. What field are you in? If worst came to worst, you could try to get a job in the secretariat of one of the English schools in the area, or as a teaching assistant or teacher if that appeals. The turnover of teachers in the English system is massive as most are trailing spouses. I knew a couple of people who had lived and worked in Geneva for 20 years and only spoke French when shopping, running to "Bonjour" and "Merci" if pressed. Simpleasabc, thank you!! Worked in retail leasing and administration, BA and unused primary & music school teachers degree, from what you say it sounds that at least admin or assistant job is possible. Not a career, but something to start. Making a list of multinationals over there too. Enlightenment! <em>edited by cibacibute on 02/09/2013</em>
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 14:32
When I was living there, it was estimated that 30% of the working population were foreigners working for the UN or international companies. Procter & Gamble has its European HQ in Geneva, for example. Lots of people came over the border from France to work in Geneva as salaries were so much better than in France. What field are you in? If worst came to worst, you could try to get a job in the secretariat of one of the English schools in the area, or as a teaching assistant or teacher if that appeals. The turnover of teachers in the English system is massive as most are trailing spouses. I knew a couple of people who had lived and worked in Geneva for 20 years and only spoke French when shopping, running to "Bonjour" and "Merci" if pressed.
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 14:31
How far from Geneva are we talking? There are many expats that live in France ( les frontaliers) and work in Geneva. If it's say within 10-20 Kilometers from Geveva, then it's likely that lots of expats will be living in the town and you may even enjoy it. I lived in France and worked in Geneva for years ( ok I am a French speaker) but it is very very international. You have many multinationals, ONG's and of course the banks which also hire expats. Ferney Voltaire, I think it is about 10-20km. Derien, you lived around there, what is your general advise on the arrival of the expat like me? Please please share...
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 12:30
There is a little hopeful point in my caboodle, the place in France is a small town with close proximity to Geneva, which is more international, and my husband suggest that it is possible to get away finding some job opportunities without fluent French. I could try to hold on to Dubai for couple of years, take intensive french classes and get back to work (already aching to leave my kids with babysitter...:((( with a french or swiss company branch here? If i coudn not get opportunity to be transferred at least I might have a company name on my CV familiar to french and hence making it more attractive employee? Or perhaps my own small business? Maybe online business? Is it possible to get a loan there? I know many of you have your own business, what do you think? <em>edited by cibacibute on 02/09/2013</em>
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 10:29
Every one is excited about the Franc Word, and none had read what the OP wanted to tell. She is in her 40s, out of work for 4 years, do not speak french, with young children, no place to live except the in laws apartment.... she is telling you it's a jump in the darkness. OP's DH wants to " find the meaning of his life" do really ring a very alerting bells. so what exactly his life means with her and the children? so your husband is driving you and the children to go to his turf so he can understand himself? what make him in the first place leave then? if he didn't found his life in the first place there, what make him *think* he will find it now there? as per the OP's post he did NOT have a house back in Franc... OP do know her DH, he will not be any kind of support for her when she arrive there, and expect from her to suck it up - like another poster said - and most of you talking about great food and shopping?!!! to enjoy great food and shopping you need first to know what you will be earning first and what you can save and what to spend on self indulgences, food and shopping IS luxuries, and I do not think life is all about food and shopping, plus if she is not happy, how could she enjoy the food and the shopping? OP, I believe you and your DH have to sit down and talk things throw, this weak reason for going back to his country and live in his family home....oh maybe it's a middle age crises? he is board with the life? maybe a nice vacation all of you as a family in france, make it 3 weeks with his family - and live as you are living there and see how things will go, as I recall if you do not have a nice amount of money to help you set up AND in your own home or even rented home NOT the in laws' it will be tough and living h*ll there. Crux, you feel me so right. I am afraid that few years later my husband will see how good we had, but it maybe too late. The time he joined me in Dubai, it was the same France to blame for everything. He started from zero here and now finally has an office and his own business while I take care of children. But often gives me remark how hard it is to be the only bread winner and I feel him. That is also the reason I fare going there and not have a decent job, as he will still be the only bread winner. Unless I would be Stewart I will not make a career in France while I still could so in Dubai. Without my income I would be in the weak position in case the marriage fails the stand than what would happen to my children? How would I earn my pension? While in same families woman may feel comfortable to be completely dependant on the husband, it is the most scariest thing for me. I also sometimes feel that my husband would love to join the life of Che Guevara to fight the injustices of the world and political events upsets him, but would not dare now because he loves his children completely. It is not a moaning, it is a reality check for me. I need a plan, a preparation, loads of information, and the real life experience and advise. Just where to start? The vacation. How I long for it Crux. But I will probably loose your support right here Crux :). We have 1 year old and 3 year old. 1 year old has to have someone watching over him all the time as in one second the disaster can strike. He already broke half oh his front teeth today. Forget about fine dining, it is impossible with kids of this age. Bottles, nappies, milk bottles, changing, running after, soothing, comforting not to mention the entertainment for kids, and referee role for non-sharing. I long for vacation, but this time in life I would not be able to see that I am in the beautiful place trying ti multitask and make everyone comfortable. I need a plan, a preparation, loads of information, and the real life experience and advise. Just where to start? What doesn't kill you make you stronger.. (?)
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Latest post on 02 September 2013 - 09:49
You married a French guy and never once thought that you might have to move to France? Honestly, you need to suck it up, learn french and get on with it. Had the same thought... so did I !! Sisters. I didn't miss this simple fact. Yet, not for one second I assumed that I WILL HAVE TO suck it up anything that feels like that, including the move to France. I would never follow blindly but instead would question and question and question like I do with you now till I am prepared. Have you thought to reverse the statement other way round (You married a Foreign girl and never once thought that you might NOT have to move to France?), as he had also married a foreigner.
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Latest post on 01 September 2013 - 15:05
BubblingCreek, you make me miss the times I had a sister, who would just hug me like you did with your words, and all will be fine. Hug you back.
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Latest post on 01 September 2013 - 15:00
Thank you ladies, I mean no moaning but probably sound like this through the mist of the anarchy in my head, I am trying to find motivation and all your opinions helps. Even the idea of husband swap doesn't sound so bad right now. Tell me mwashington what your husband thinks about it :). I did live in France, about 4 moths, day and night google translating from french the informational resources, even had a babysitting job and was learning french in return of teaching english. That is my real experience. I also lived in USA and Sweeden so I am not newbie in moving nor finding myself in place. But, I was free as a bird, and did not had children then, so if I needed a time to collect myself I was free to do so, get up and go fighting again. And maybe a part of my worries that I have to do it again with children, especially that its probably only two years since the life got into calm routine here which is absolutely comforting and is a meaning of my life right now with a 2 very young kids - who wants stress? Especially that we are not in situation that we HAVE to move. Even I married French, it does not automatically makes me love moving to France. I never seen it as a must and still don't, or whichever nationality he would be (we met in Dubai). I try to look realistically into the situation: Job - every resource tells me I need to speak fluently to have a job in France, and that is before I get decapitated for taking a job from a national keeping in mind the unemployment. Yes, I have an option for babysitting job with my BA degree. Just how much I would save for the retirement with such a job? I am least concern about the French vine and scenery. Money - Did some of you lived in France? With mid-income in France you can forget about dining, travelling and sceneries (except around your house) because the petrol is very expensive, as so is fruits and food. Its not my moaning, its a reality to so many in Europe, and I am about to join it. Every second person (almost in all Europe not only in France) is depressed and smiles are rare unless you are rich. Try talking to person that you don't know in the bus:) I will learn French, but I can not change that. I understand that one day we all have to move out, as Dubai will never be a home to get old, and better sooner then later, and that is the only motivation right now...
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Latest post on 04 February 2013 - 14:58
Does any of you has a link for unified domestic workers contract ( the one set by government/immigration)or a blank copy of it?
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Latest post on 04 February 2013 - 14:47
Tru blu many thanks well received
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Latest post on 04 February 2013 - 12:13
TruBlu yes please! Can i have that list to jurgitarelyte at hotmail dot com, would really appreciate that. Sandfly - liked your comment. Thank you to all ladies for the input, you all have a hint in ur views, finally its about the choice to put or not to put in writing having said that i hope i never would go near the situation where court intervention would be needed, yet still i like to have it in writing :) Regards
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Latest post on 22 November 2012 - 14:31
Hey ladies, would anybody know a place where I can get to repair the broken glass on the face of the ship's telegraph?
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Latest post on 01 May 2012 - 15:15
My friend is changing houses and have a nice used furniture, electronics to sell. Put it up on dubizzle, but its been very slow while she is getting short of time before the move. Now looking to find furniture dealer(s) buying used furniture. Can anyone recommend such a dealers please?
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Latest post on 07 March 2012 - 18:10
Just on other occasion the toddler woud not stop hitting my child on her head, while me and his mom both running towards and shouting to stop from 10 meters away, and he woudnt untill removed, from my stunned child - it was a matter of a seconds but long as a movie in my head as i wished she pushed him away. Obviously, she is too small to understand such thing as defense or revenge now, but defense is for sure my wishfull thinking and is defo on the cards in the future. Ladies, thank you for your thoughts, you are right in theory about taking stand of no hitting, but i just dont have a heart right now, hope it will settle in time in a good way. In the meantime i would keep more tighter guard of my child, and hope other moms do too.
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Latest post on 07 March 2012 - 17:26
Kiwispiers, i edited my post (we probably were writing at the same time ) you are correct, evil is not the word, or even dangerous, i dont know the correct word, to me it is heart breaking to see my child hurt for no reason whatever the name i give, while she comes to enjoy which she does at the playgrounds. I dont even know how to teach the kid to hit back, and at this age she would not understand anthing of it at all, and yes, "When he is a little older you can teach him how to hold on to his toys, move away from danger and ask for help." What has changed in me as mom, that i do not feel correct about holding her from hitting back - if she has to. You agreed that you likely hit whatwever woman " to defend myself to escape". This could be exact situation for my child in the playground if i would not be there to interfere and come to defese. As long as i would hate my child to go into any fight, needless to say witness cheering parents on that, i dont want to see my child being victim. It is tough out there, and i still have to figure how, it just doesnt work always being nice and going by the book.
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Latest post on 07 March 2012 - 16:04
Kiwispiers and Niggly, i think you both have a point. Kiwispiers, Yes, i would not like to tell my child on the spot to return ofense to ofender, just because it would not help my child, at least not in the way i would like - mommy will not be able to be for her and tell in most of the cases and in the long term. But, no i can not be relaxed, in all cases of abuse it was an accident for my child, but for sure intentional game ( or whatever the word is correct in the child's world) by the ofender, i will have to keep even closer guard and critical of any child close to her, as none of them looked dangerous. Niggly, this is what i silently wish my child would do - return the ofense herself, but she wouldnt, and i dont know what prevails -my homeschool, her gentle nature, innosense, or just an amount of shock. What i get to realise that my homeschool theory of "no hitting at all" is dificult/unfair to practise in the imperfect world, and i will have to amend it for certain situations, and i feel sad about it. <em>edited by cibacibute on 07/03/2012</em>
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Latest post on 19 December 2011 - 12:06
French Bakery http://www.frenchbakery.ae has nice Xmas menu - there is one online too, including variety of Christmas logs. <em>edited by cibacibute on 19/12/2011</em>
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Latest post on 16 October 2011 - 11:10
It is AGFA, I got it for my air miles, so don't really have a shop to return to...
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Latest post on 10 January 2011 - 16:07
thank you mitzi201 and fairycakeyumm, will pass it on to my friend
 
 
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