The pandemic has changed people’s lives in many ways, but perhaps not in the same way as it has for Saskatchewan’s Jada Hamilton and Ohio’s Jenni Middleton.
The cross-border couple met online and quickly fell in love, but could not be together for months due to pandemic-related travel restrictions.
By the time they did, they had an extra person in their world — a baby boy.
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A chance TikTok connection, a pregnancy, 11 months of Facetime calls, and now Jada Hamilton and Jenni Middleton are finally together. The couple met when Jada, who is from Regina, was pregnant, but COVID-19 complications kept them apart, until now. 4:31
Watch the video above to see their full story.
The National is taking a look at a series of pandemic-delayed reunions this week — all personal, all emotional, all stories of people who have waited too long to be together.
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