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March 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM in reply to: OT: Health Care in Mexico vs. U.S. (related to “Father is visiting and hospitalized…”) #523598March 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM in reply to: OT: Health Care in Mexico vs. U.S. (related to “Father is visiting and hospitalized…”) #524039
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ParticipantMy young daughter almost died in Mexico. We own a house in the interior, down in the heartland. Her condition deteriorated so fast she ended up having surgery there. And no, they did not demand payment or insurance in advance. This was in the highest end private clinic in town. They did however, demand payment in full before discharge. And I agree with all the previous comments about the great bedside manner and care. And the cost (cash) was about what my deductible would have been in the states.
March 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM in reply to: OT: Health Care in Mexico vs. U.S. (related to “Father is visiting and hospitalized…”) #524135ParticipantMy young daughter almost died in Mexico. We own a house in the interior, down in the heartland. Her condition deteriorated so fast she ended up having surgery there. And no, they did not demand payment or insurance in advance. This was in the highest end private clinic in town. They did however, demand payment in full before discharge. And I agree with all the previous comments about the great bedside manner and care. And the cost (cash) was about what my deductible would have been in the states.
March 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM in reply to: OT: Health Care in Mexico vs. U.S. (related to “Father is visiting and hospitalized…”) #524393ParticipantMy young daughter almost died in Mexico. We own a house in the interior, down in the heartland. Her condition deteriorated so fast she ended up having surgery there. And no, they did not demand payment or insurance in advance. This was in the highest end private clinic in town. They did however, demand payment in full before discharge. And I agree with all the previous comments about the great bedside manner and care. And the cost (cash) was about what my deductible would have been in the states.
ParticipantSan Diego has a noticeable lack of latin influence for being so close to the border. It is amazing how insular Americans can be – such as bubble’s off topic rant about drug wars.
ParticipantSan Diego has a noticeable lack of latin influence for being so close to the border. It is amazing how insular Americans can be – such as bubble’s off topic rant about drug wars.
ParticipantSan Diego has a noticeable lack of latin influence for being so close to the border. It is amazing how insular Americans can be – such as bubble’s off topic rant about drug wars.
ParticipantSan Diego has a noticeable lack of latin influence for being so close to the border. It is amazing how insular Americans can be – such as bubble’s off topic rant about drug wars.
ParticipantSan Diego has a noticeable lack of latin influence for being so close to the border. It is amazing how insular Americans can be – such as bubble’s off topic rant about drug wars.
Participant[quote]I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it. [/quote]
Sure you can buy one still – Toyota Matrix.
But someone hit this thread on the head – it’s not serious at all. the OP only cited some cliche marketing tripe to describe brands. Not the usual Piggington pride about being data driven
And Waaaay off topic from real estate – seems like the only active forum is OT – disappointing
Participant[quote]I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it. [/quote]
Sure you can buy one still – Toyota Matrix.
But someone hit this thread on the head – it’s not serious at all. the OP only cited some cliche marketing tripe to describe brands. Not the usual Piggington pride about being data driven
And Waaaay off topic from real estate – seems like the only active forum is OT – disappointing
Participant[quote]I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it. [/quote]
Sure you can buy one still – Toyota Matrix.
But someone hit this thread on the head – it’s not serious at all. the OP only cited some cliche marketing tripe to describe brands. Not the usual Piggington pride about being data driven
And Waaaay off topic from real estate – seems like the only active forum is OT – disappointing
Participant[quote]I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it. [/quote]
Sure you can buy one still – Toyota Matrix.
But someone hit this thread on the head – it’s not serious at all. the OP only cited some cliche marketing tripe to describe brands. Not the usual Piggington pride about being data driven
And Waaaay off topic from real estate – seems like the only active forum is OT – disappointing
Participant[quote]I recently bought a Pontiac Vibe and have been happy with it (though there is already a recall 2 months into purchase). Unfortunately, they stopped making it. [/quote]
Sure you can buy one still – Toyota Matrix.
But someone hit this thread on the head – it’s not serious at all. the OP only cited some cliche marketing tripe to describe brands. Not the usual Piggington pride about being data driven
And Waaaay off topic from real estate – seems like the only active forum is OT – disappointing
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I’m not sure I understand. Selling/Buying entails like 10% cost, doesn’t it? I can hardly imagine that incurring a transaction cost of $70-80K is going to make sense(?) -
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