- Feb 20, 2018
- 42
- Tinnitus Since
- forever
- Cause of Tinnitus
- wayward youth
I am moving to Canada
It is frikin miserable here in Canada today (yes every square inch of it), but other than that, I'm pretty happy.
I am moving to Canada
Yes, but you in the UK have NHS. We in the USA would love to have that. Sure no place is perfect but having affordable education and good healthcare is a must.
The grass always looks greener on the other side. Our NHS has it's problems but I have always found it good. There are many people in my country that criticise it and only talk about its problems and never talk about the thousands of people that are successfully treated at GP surgery's, NHS clinics and hospitals. Week in and week out.
As I said the human being never satisfies
Michael
I would gladly take NHS
I agree with you. I wouldn't swap it for all the tea in china. I have had very good treatment for 22 years with my tinnitus under the NHS. You wouldn't believe the amount of ungrateful people there are that haven't got a good word to say about it. When everything runs smoothly it's great, one little hiccup or problem then the first people to blame are the immigrants and it doesn't stop there. It spreads into blaming them for the shortage of housing and taking our jobs. As I said the human being never satisfies and that will never change. They are always looking for someone to blame for their misfortune in life.
Michael
We here in the USA would be happy to have something like the NHS. It is very easy to go bankrupt here due to medical costs.
I know this to be true and it is very sad.....
Well that is the USA for you.
I been looking for jobs back in Europe ( I come from Europe). Would gladly move to the UK if I had the chance to. I love the history and culture. I also really admire BBC
Try and concentrate on your tinnitus getting better by getting some help if possible....
Stop overthinking,
Just come to México, we can buy a resort complex in Los Cabos. Lying by the beach all day (the sea is an excellent masker), and drinking Margaritas. We have sun 360 out of 365 days a year.
Full of nice people, beautiful señoritas, handsome guys... it's a no brainer.
Stop overthinking,
Just come to México, we can buy a resort complex in Los Cabos. Lying by the beach all day (the sea is an excellent masker), and drinking Margaritas. We have sun 360 out of 365 days a year.
Full of nice people, beautiful señoritas, handsome guys... it's a no brainer.
Six months is not a couple of months...In a couple of months it will be a year for me with T.
Damn - I meant to write "as far as the Outdoors is concerned". This sleep deprivation is really getting to me...The west coast of North America is spectacular, as far as the weather is concerned.
I agree with you. I wouldn't swap it for all the tea in china. I have had very good treatment for 22 years with my tinnitus under the NHS. You wouldn't believe the amount of ungrateful people there are that haven't got a good word to say about it. When everything runs smoothly it's great, one little hiccup or problem then the first people to blame are the immigrants and it doesn't stop there. It spreads into blaming them for the shortage of housing and taking our jobs. As I said the human being never satisfies and that will never change. They are always looking for someone to blame for their misfortune in life.
Michael
You are lucky here in the USA TRT costs a fortune, only a selected few can do it. I dont have the financial means to do it.
You don't have to have TRT. I suggested counselling to help with your stress and anxiety.
Canada is a nice place to be guys! Also, Quebec is nice though not my favourite part of Canada. The east coast is gorgeous if you can handle the severity of the different seasons.
But to touch on healthcare, while free for a lot of things, our wait times are insane.
I had to wait 3 months to see an ENT about my tinnitus who literally told me "If you have bilateral tinnitus, it's just hearing loss" and spent about 26 seconds of her day with me.
ER wait times can be upwards of 5 hours unless you're having a stroke or heart attack. Some patients have to spend 3 days on a stretcher in Emergency before they can get a proper bed on a ward. I'm a nurse in a hospital near Toronto, I have a love/hate relationship with our healthcare system. It's also severely failing our aging population. We've known the baby boomers are becoming seniors for a long ass time now but the government has done nothing to prepare for it. We now have hundreds of seniors taking up acute patient space while they wait to go to a nursing home. the MINIMUM wait for a nursing home in my area is 3-6 months and that is if they are on a crisis placement. I'd say the average person in the community is waiting 2-3 years. So both systems have good and bad sides for sure.
Scandinavia is definitely on my bucket list. I don't care which country, LETS GO!
What i want is to have lower Tinnitus and no H, no hearing loss, etc. I want to go back to where I was.
One possible problem is that during the winter they get something like 3 hours of sunlight. Of course the other side of the coin are their short nights during the winter. It is my understanding that it is not even that cold during the winter there. Fresh fruit and vegetables are expensive there. Otherwise it is as good as it gets - low crime rates, spectacular outdoors, clean environment, close to Europe and to North America.I would love to move to Iceland. Seems like an ideal place to be.
One possible problem is that during the winter they get something like 3 hours of sunlight. Of course the other side of the coin are their short nights during the winter. It is my understanding that it is not even that cold during the winter there. Fresh fruit and vegetables are expensive there. Otherwise it is as good as it gets - low crime rates, spectacular outdoors, clean environment, close to Europe and to North America.
It is frikin miserable here in Canada today (yes every square inch of it), but other than that, I'm pretty happy.
Where would you recommend to go in Canada for a holiday?
Vancouver Island is my least favorite place in British Columbia. The mountains suck (compared to the rest of BC and to Alberta), and so does a lot of the coast, except in a few places around Ucluelet. Having said this, you can reliably see lots of black bears in northern Vancouver Island (around Port Hardy), and of course that's pretty cool. One June, I saw 4 bears grazing by the side of the road on 4 separate occasions in one or two hours there.My personal favourite is Vancouver island.