outlander
Member
- Location
- southern Arizona
Depending on how close you are to the Mexican border, expensive health insurance may not be necessary.
I live 8 miles from the border fence and 25 miles from the closest point of entry.
Many local Americans go down there for dental treatment, that's been popular for many years.
An aquaintance of mine recently went for a hernia repair. The didn't put him under, just a local and he was perfectly comfortable for the 90 minutes it took for the surgery.
Total bill was $1500 including a check up, he has since healed up perfectly with no complications.
Time for me to get a valid passport, methinks
I live 8 miles from the border fence and 25 miles from the closest point of entry.
Many local Americans go down there for dental treatment, that's been popular for many years.
An aquaintance of mine recently went for a hernia repair. The didn't put him under, just a local and he was perfectly comfortable for the 90 minutes it took for the surgery.
Total bill was $1500 including a check up, he has since healed up perfectly with no complications.
Time for me to get a valid passport, methinks