Single pre-pharm Mums????

[RxGirlie]

Hi, I need advice i may need to relocate to wherever i'll get accepted and i have a 18 mos. old ..any single mums.. fill me in with your game plans.. i don't know how this will work out.. but i know it's the future of my child an am not playing with it....AM GOING anywhere...

 

[NCRxgal]

Hi, I need advice i may need to relocate to wherever i'll get accepted and i have a 18 mos. old ..any single mums.. fill me in with your game plans.. i don't know how this will work out.. but i know it's the future of my child an am not playing with it....AM GOING anywhere...

I'm a single mom too, but thank goodness I have 2 very good pharmacy prgms here in NC that I could commute. I did apply to a couple out of state though and I was intending on moving with my child since he's only 5mths, I would be out of school before he even started school so I would be able to move back to NC eventually. I think that you should do the best for you and inadvertedly, it will be the best for your children in the long run. That's the best advice I could give.

 

[KUMoose]

Realize I'm a guy, so take this for what it's worth. As an older student most of the women I tend to date have kids. The one common theme I hear from all of them is building a support structure, either by living close to family, being involved in other single parent groups or co-raising the kids with really good friends.

In the latest experience the lady I was dating moved about 30 miles (from a college town to the 'big' town) so she was in between both sets of parents. In a lot of ways it made her life easier, she's not more able to have someone watch the kids so she can get alone time (or date time). She seriously thought about moving to South Carolina, but found that for her, she wouldn't be able to live without the family support structure.

My suggestion, look for good afordable *cough* child care in the area and find any single prents groups (secular or religious based) and then decide if you can make the move.