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12. We've discussed it

Tue Mar 14, 2017, 05:40 PM

Mar 2017

My husband is retiring. Retirees immigrating to Canada need a health check by Canadian doctors which I don't think would be a huge problem. And they need $80000 to demonstrate they plan to be investors. We could do that. Our son-in-law is an MD, a pathologist. He might have to qualify in Canada which would be a no-brainer for him. The kids are 18, 15 and 14. If we began the process now, we might be approved by the time the 15-year-old is entering college. Our other daughter has a PhD in satellite imaging and a job in her field in New Mexico. Her fiancé is a climate science PhD. Clearly they'd be welcome in Canada and better off. We'll see.

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Cystic fibrosis patients living 10 years longer in Canada than U.S. [View all] Verbose Matthias Mar 2017 OP

That's because they don't have trump. Wish we didn't! caroldansen Mar 2017 #1

No kidding. dalton99a Mar 2017 #9

And Here's the Vid: Verbose Matthias Mar 2017 #2

But Ryan is encouraged that it'll help reduce the deficit. Orrex Mar 2017 #3

There is a reason for that gap. Virtual Burlesque Mar 2017 #6

Amazing - especially since the GOP pretty much claims they have no doctors or hospitals. Vinca Mar 2017 #4

Steal 10 years of people's lives: Easy fat bonuses for health insurance EXECUTIVES. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2017 #5

And pharma executives - they do even better in the US FakeNoose Mar 2017 #10

My grandson BadgerMom Mar 2017 #7

He's better off moving to Canada FakeNoose Mar 2017 #11

We've discussed it BadgerMom Mar 2017 #12

I hope they Worried senior Mar 2017 #14

Yeah I read this earlier today. Standard of living is just better Kimchijeon Mar 2017 #8

Tragically unsurprising pat_k Mar 2017 #13