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Going to the doctor in Mexico. Not something that a person would normally write about, much less photograph. But when you are an expat, a person who has moved to a country that isn’t their birthplace, everything tends to be a little different from home. For the most part, it’s all good. You accept it for what it is and move on. But for those that remain in their homeland, I thought it would be fun to share my point of view as an expat in Mexico. Something as simple as going to the doctor is a change from the norm for me :-)
UPDATE: It was brought to my attention that the photo of my blood being drawn was offensive to some. For this reason, I updated the post so that this picture appears less prominently. It will not be removed as having blood drawn was the main reason for this doctor’s visit.
Originally posted on Los Gringos Locos on March 24, 2018
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Tina Marie Ernspiker
I live in Mexico with my hubby and four kiddos. I keep busy with homeschooling, traveling, and my Bible ministry. I love photography and writing, so I blog. My family is a little nutty but nutty is never boring and always an adventure. And I love adventure!
4 thoughts on “Going to the Doctor in Mexico – Day in the Life of an Expat”
It is such a beautiful country. I had a lot of misconceptions about Mexico until I moved here. It’s probably that way anywhere in the world. You don’t really know it till you have lived there!
Interesting to read about somewhere out of my experience. I have never been to Mexico.
It is such a beautiful country. I had a lot of misconceptions about Mexico until I moved here. It’s probably that way anywhere in the world. You don’t really know it till you have lived there!
i love riding the bus in mexico
I kinda like it too. And my little boys love it ;-)