When Fear in Mexico is Real
There are so many posts about crime and safety in Mexico that are just a waste of bandwidth. The following is something that most of us never consider. We are back in Canada. Although we live in the...
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Glad to hear you are in repaired health, however, here is a question:
Having just driven two weeks in remote Copper Canyon, then on to Organ Pipe National Monument, up to the Grand Canyon and then through remote Arizona to the Four Corners and then home to the Colorado mountains west of Denver, what would have happened if you were drivng the Blue Bird through any of these areas and felt under the weather? An ambulance may have been an hour away much less an ER or full service hospital. And this would have been in the USA, not Mexico. Would they have taken your insurance?
Maybe everybody at that age in life should stay close to a large city with health services nearby? What if you were in Wyoming, North or South Dakota with miles upon miles of open space?
Having just driven two weeks in remote Copper Canyon, then on to Organ Pipe National Monument, up to the Grand Canyon and then through remote Arizona to the Four Corners and then home to the Colorado mountains west of Denver, what would have happened if you were drivng the Blue Bird through any of these areas and felt under the weather? An ambulance may have been an hour away much less an ER or full service hospital. And this would have been in the USA, not Mexico. Would they have taken your insurance?
Maybe everybody at that age in life should stay close to a large city with health services nearby? What if you were in Wyoming, North or South Dakota with miles upon miles of open space?
