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Thanks Nemesis I'd have a look on it.

I did an online search for shoes and all kinds of sites came up. The one I took a look at is Ebay. They have a very big selection and the prices are decent.I also found this site ( https://www.orthofeet.com/collection...fortable-shoes ) with comfortable shoes for men specially for diabetic patients or who have sensitive feets.Just suggest me which one is good or what should I try.

My father has diabetic problem and have some foot issues. Because of weight he can't walk that much as he should walk daily. He feels pain wearing shoes while walking and Doctor recommended him to wear Comfortable Shoes and lose weight to reduce further foot issues in diabetic because it can seriously harmful for him.I'd be glad to see some suggestions from you guys.

Kerri welcome to the forum, surely you come to the right place. Hope you find some good suggestions which help you in moving. Good Luck!!

Sorry to hear of the situation you are in. He is for sure a phyco and has some mental trauma going on but before taking this step i think you need to visit counselor and talk to them about all this. This is very serious case of abuse and women deserves the right to be treated equally.

On my first visit not get a chance of saving

Why you are so furious to get insured?....There are many options available for the non residents try to approach them directly.

With $101K its the decent package for normal living. Accommodation will be the major cost the other all depends upon your lifestyle patterns.

You will always find people to socialize with in Ballart. The high and lows are extreme in the city but considering its only 80 mins away from Melbourne.

All the metropolitans around the world getting crowded just like Melbourne. It take time to land in the perfect employment or unless you have special skills. London and Melbourne has much similarities when it comes to weather. Work life balance is difficult, some jobs require you to travel outside city everyday means even if you have pool you may manage to use it once a week. Good Luck!!

Yes the waiting period is awful sometimes and you don't know which way you are going to land. Happy to hear you are progressing with your application, keep us updated!!

Gold Coast will be fine and it not that difficult to find the appropriate work. Good Luck

Grading systems are different here, i guess you have to start from scratch like assessments and individual applications that's how things work

I you really want to move then the first step would be to secure a better or equivalent job in UK, so that you can move easily and Good Luck with the baby