Ontario mother collecting love letters from around the world for her husband

An Ontario woman is asking digital friends from around the world to help her with a love project for her husband.

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“My husband and I love to travel. We travelled across Canada last year for four months,” Tara Langille told Global News.

“I’ve always said he deserves the world and I was thinking, ‘What’s a way for me to give him the world?'”

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Langille, who lives in Oro-Medonte, Ont., is asking people to send her notes, saying, “Nick, my love for you is so big that it has reached (location).”

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“Nick deserves the world for taking care of all of us and carrying me through this hell, and this is the only way I can think to give it to him,” she wrote on Facebook.

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Langille, who is currently pregnant with the couple’s third child, said she came up with the idea during a recent hospital stay as she reflected on how much he has done for their family.

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“It’s been so much fun. It’s been such a great distraction while I’ve been in hospital.”

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She was diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), a pregnancy complication that is characterized by severe nausea, vomiting, weight loss, and possibly dehydration.

“I was hospitalized, I lost about 16 pounds and I was 130 pounds to start with so the doctors were worried,” she told Global News, adding that she experienced a less severe case during her second pregnancy.

She has since returned home and is being set up with home care to avoid having to return to the hospital for her treatments.

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“I’m going to print all the photos and we’ll put them in a scrapbook and give it to Nick together.”

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Langille is due on Dec. 15, and says they will probably not have a fourth child as doctors told her there is an 80 per cent chance she will suffer from the same complication.

She hopes to give her husband his “trip” around the world in August.

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