[inthaihill]

My wife and I have lived in Thailand since my retirement in 1994. Even with the latest problems, Thailand is hard to beat.

We have been in China for the last three years but one has to be pretty hardcore to really appreciate it. Thailand is the easiest country I have ever lived in. We will be moving back in two weeks. Social Security goes a long ways in both places.

[RVN Airplane Driver]

What part of Thailand do you live in. I agree of all the places I have been in the world Thailand would appear to be one of the easier to live in for an American.

[Screaming_Gerbil]

My wife and I have lived in Thailand since my retirement in 1994. Even with the latest problems, Thailand is hard to beat.

We have been in China for the last three years but one has to be pretty hardcore to really appreciate it. Thailand is the easiest country I have ever lived in. We will be moving back in two weeks. Social Security goes a long ways in both places.

Thank you for the information on Thailand.

I know it is a destination for medical tourism, so I guess it has modern hospitals (though like anywhere, you need to know which ones are the good ones to go to).

Medical Tourism Thailand

Thailand Medical Tourism

Bumrungrad International Hospital | World-class Bangkok Hospital in Thailand for Medical Tourism

[Screaming_Gerbil]

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[Shimmer1]

Do you have children/grandchildren here in the US?