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It seems to me that the OP, before posting his question, had already decided that "US is better" and made up his mind on moving to the US for his sake rather than the child's. I could be wrong on that but probably ain't. Good luck to him, in any case. I completely agree with Vizagdesi, by the way ...

[QUOTE=mlal;627111] [COLOR=#ff0000]The main reason I want to go to US is she made sacrifice and stayed back when I was in US. It brings tear in my eyes when I think how much sacrifice she has made for me, my parents and our son.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE] I don't see any reason for you and your wife to come ...

[COLOR=#333333]Dipen, I enjoy your posts, flashbacks, etc. However, can you please fast fwd to 2015 and without keeping suspense please let us know what your experience from Oct has been? Is your honeymoon with India still intact? Will appreciate if you make it a point to post a monthly update and ...

[QUOTE=barodacalling;588488]Being a Gujarati, I am very eager to here about your story and experience.[/QUOTE]

[COLOR=#333333]Me a gujju too! ;-)[/COLOR]

Me a gujju too! ;-)

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I agree with your assessment.

The sooner you go the better it will be. You are more American than Indian.You have spent more than half your life in the U.S. You can still expect to have appx 30 years life expectancy, however. Adjustment will initially be tough... but you will be OK if you do not have a "back up plan" to come ...

I am sorry abt your situation. All I can say is GOOD LUCK.