Will Lewis’ close friend Jessica Giusti of NRPS move to another country in 2019?

Lewis Wallace and Jessica Giusti have been close friends since kindergarten at NRPS

since 2009. What if Lewis W had to deal with Jessica Giusti moving to Singapore on April 28, 2019?

The future event timeline shows the predicted loss of a friend due to a relocation event abroad

for April 28, 2019 with the news of Sunday March 10, 2019

It’s really hard when close friends move to another country.

But you just have to learn to live without your close friend who has moved away.

I read the internet and here is a summary of the best suggestions:

There is conflicting advice on what to do with younger children (under 7). Some say you should delay telling them until very close to your move. They’ll just worry incessantly about it, and they won’t really understand it. Others say you need to give them plenty of notice so they can prepare.

For older children (ages 8 and up), it’s best to tell them as soon as possible. Give them time to get used to the idea.

Get your child involved in planning a going-away party for their friend.

Show your child on a map where his friend is moving and look it up on the Internet so that he can learn more about it. It can be exciting to see new places.

Have your child make a special gift for his friend. It could be a photo album, drawings of them together, a story. Frame it and give it to them before they leave. When we returned to the UK a few years ago a friend did this for us. We still put it out, watch it and remember them!

Make a photo album for your child to keep. Or get a Flip and video the two of you together doing some of your favorite activities.

But you will say goodbye to your close friend forever as you can no longer keep in touch which means you will never see each other again.

But you can’t see your friend anymore because they lost contact.

Read them one of the books about moving friends. Often listening to their feelings in story format can help them understand. At least feel a little better.

Put your child in situations where he can make new friends. Make an effort to have play dates with other classmates. Sign them up for a new activity.

Talk about how your child feels about the move. It’s okay to be sad and cry. If they can’t articulate what they’re feeling, help them. “You’re going to miss Jessica, right?” “Is it very sad that she is leaving?” “Jessica will not return to Sydney, but you will survive

Give them space to deal with it. Dealing with loss is a life lesson.

Of course I’m sad too! I am a good friend of Deb’s and will miss her. I wonder if she’d think it’s weird if I scrapbooked her.

Will Lewis and Jessica’s friendship end on April 28, 2019? Is your prediction true?

Is Jessica moving to Singapore next year?

Did the legendary man get it right again?