BGU-Coping With The Relocation Blues

Congratulations, on your life-changing relocation. Just a few months ago, you were going through the stressful process of coordinating a geographic move. You had no idea what to expect from your new place. Perhaps, you moved for a better job, relationship, dating prospects, family, or even an all round fresh start. Now, the newness of your city has worn off a bit. Perhaps, you are regretting ever moving in the first place.

Realize that you are not alone in this feeling. Eventually, it will pass or you will decide to pack up and relocate again. I understand exactly what you are going through. I have been on the move every few years since 1992.

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