Yearning To Go To India

I totally understand your situation, I am 15 weeks pregnant , I live in US. and initially in first trimester, I too missed my parents so much and I think part of blame goes to your pregnancy harmones but it does get better.
Try to go out for small walks , read something nice in your free time , see if you feel better. Few more months and your parents are coming here ... think about it.
I read stotram in the evening , it helps to calm my mind. See if you feel better if not talk to your husband.

 

I am in the same state. I already have so many threads in married life mentioning it. I am not able to make my mind to stay here. I am planning to talk to my husband again this weekend. I am sure it will create a fight. But I feel, calling parents here, making them stay home, taking all the stress is not worth it. This is my second pregnancy(first was here and it was terrible). I want to experience all the pampering in India.

 

Congratulations!
Your feelings are understandable and everyone goes through it. Especially now your need must be more. But we have to be practical. Some strategies I use whenever I miss my people are, spending time with old albums/videos. This makes you feel really better. You may watch Indian/regional films which will again calm and make you happy with old memories associated with it. Now with the technological advancement, you can be with your loved ones virtually and feel better. Remember, time flies! Cheer up!

 

Congratulations on your pregnancy.

Every day I yearn to go back India. I just came here 2yrs back. And have 3yr old to keep me occupied all the time

So I understand how you feel as pregnant.

If possible ask your parents to courier your favourite snacks. Or buy your favourite Indian snacks here.

Do long time video calls with your mom and aunt cousins who are close to you.

As Geetha suggested watch regional movies and listen to your favorite songs.

Get good sleep. After delivery sleep is high rated.

Cheer up. Time flies.

In no time your mom will be here and you will be holding baby in hand.

 

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I hear you OP. Hang out on IL a bit more, whenever you can, join the Due Date club, make friends with other IL's on the same journey as you and before you realise your mum and your LO will be sitting on either side of you and following your posts on IL alongwith you