philr

excellent, made me laugh out loud. thx

being a radiographer in the nhs for ten years , and for the last fifteen years worked internationally in healthcare IT, and having worked at a very good good thai private hospital in Thailand I would add the following: 1. If ever you have a serious acute accident, or a chronic condition, such as diabets or heart failure, you should live in the UK, the appropriate care does not exist in Thailand - unless you can pay for everything.... my monthly drug bill in thailand would be approx 15K baht. My insulin pump., free in the UK now, would cost 2000 GBP to purchase and more than 100 GBP to run. Thailand is great, and much better than 99% of england, if you: a: can afford private healthcare with no pre-existing conditions. b,need only limited ongoing care if you live there - I am diabetic. My insulin pump costs 2500 GBP to buy, and 120 GBP to run, before the cost of other drugs or insulin are added.