How difficult is it to be so far away from home, studying in a foreign country for so many years?
A. I find that the hardest aspect is the many similarities. You come over expecting things to be very different, when to a large extent things are the same. You start to feel comfortable and then a problem arises and suddenly everything seems foreign and impossible to deal with. I find that I cope OK for months and then I have a few days where everything goes wrong and I get extremely frustrated and want to go home. Then it all irons out and I’m happy to be here again.
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