Medical Emergency While Living in The Netherlands...How Bad Was It??

This was our first major medical emergency (other than Tammy falling off her bike) since we left the US and moved to the Netherlands. This was something we didn't see coming and if someone asks how important health insurance is when moving abroad...MAKE IT A PRIORITY!!! Yes when living in the Netherlands you do have to advocate for yourself when it comes to medical issues but I can honestly say the paramedics, the doctors and the hospitals were top notch! Buying medication in the Netherlands is a lot less expensive than in the states and much easier to deal with the pharmacy. As an expat living in Europe I can tell you that health insurance is a must!

[@gjbaart1]

As an ER- and ambulance nurse, I was immediately triggered, when I saw the title of this video. "Bad???" But i have to thank you for your kind words, we truly have a good (emergency) health system, Great to see you are OK now.

[@SoultoSoulTravels]

Thank you so much for the amazing care that you give, Gerard!! You and your colleagues are true heroes ❤❤❤

[@forkless]

There seems to be a narrative (read: scare mongering) in the conservative media in the United States that healthcare in Europe is some sort of "socialist" hellscape with poor outcomes and extreme waiting times to get medical care. The title of the video somewhat caters to Americans who erroneously may believe so. That said, I am glad all is well and that they got a first hand experience -- even though the situation must have been quite scary -- that obliterates that nonsense.

[@HenkJanBakker]

It's a language thing. How bad was the emergency. Not how bad was the care. But you obviously got that.

[@schoolterloch]

Hahaha as your colleague, I understand why you jumped there. (Im a nurse soon starting ER specialisation)

[@remcoasselbergs3298]

I know how good you guys are ❤

[@edwinbiere9305]

Eric, glad you are still here, what a shock this must have been for you both. Also thumbs up for you both for sharing this so openly with us all.

[@monicacarolina6480]

Hi guys, I am so happy Eric you are okay. I am a nurce on the Cardiac Care Unit and ICU and yes it's an oiled machine, the way how people are being brought to us and how fast they get treatment. Every second counts. I was shocked when I watched EMT video's in the USA, how much time it took for the medics to reach a patient. Scary! Here ambulance basisses are everywhere and it takes just minutes when they are inside your home. That already saved your life. The specialized Emergency nurse in the ambulance gives all details and heartstrips threw to hospitals close by and the hospital that can treat you right away will be your hospital. What they did, they made a small incission, psuhed a very small wire threw to your heart at the place where it was collapsed (or clotted) and in the tip there is the stent that's folded. They unfold the stent in he exact right spot and makes the blood flow again. Since you had a heartattack, there is some heartmuscle loss. How much they can see with the same procedure or an ultra sound. Most of the people around you in the hospital are specialized well schooled nurses. Yes, everybody living in the Netherlands needs to have an insureance, to prevent situations like in the US. It's around 130 euro's a month for an adult, children till 18 are free. So a family with 3 kid, would pay 260 euro a month and EVERYTHING is covered. Prevention, diagnostic, treatment, after care and medicine for how long you need them. This is a HUGE diffence with the States. Your words: "If this would have happened in the states, I would not be sitting here" are actually sad. But I am very happy you WERE in the Netherlands with a very good healthcare system. Don't feel ashamed for emotions, that's very normal after heartattacks or heartsurgery. You suddenly understand how fragile life can be and how we depend on our heart to work(and all other organs) Psychology wise it's very normal you are more emotional. Much love!

[@iriscollins7583]

I had a heart attack about 11 years ago in England, where I live in my own. About 11 o clock one night I was getting ready to go to bed, and my legs just collapsed, no pain. My mobile phone as at my side, I telephoned my nearest relative, a niece, who had a key to my door, ten minutes later, she had been in bed at the time, immediately followed by the paramedics, who had been parked nearby, apparently this is standard practice, they ran upstairs, I live in an upstairs flat ( apartment). Asked me where the pain was, I explained that I had no pain, my legs just collapsed. They immediately started putting sticky pads all over me attached to this machine. Then told me that I had had a heart attack, I told them I cant be, they showed me the print out to convince me. Within half an hour I was in hospital having two stets inserted into my heart. Five days in hospital. Physical Therapy. Paid Zero. No,thing since, regular check ups of course, Medication delivered to my? home.As an old age Pensioner. Again nothing to pay. Paid Tax and National Insurance from the age of 15 to 58, took early retirement to nurse my husband. Who worked from the age of 14 to 60. Paying the same. of course different treatments for any illness or medical procedure needed.

[@kloemelke]

Stories like this make us realise how good our healthcare system actually is! Good to hear you're okay Eric👍🏻

[@DidierWierdsma6335]

Be thankfull that you still live here in the Netherlands/Europe i assume that you are Dutch? America is not the greatest country in the world and it's definitely not the land of the free far from it. Europe is not perfect but it's still so much better than the so called land of the free it's not.

[@jsb7975]

​​@@DidierWierdsma6335 U.S. is a fantastic country which fundaments are still of great importance for the West as a whole. Do nor immitate the narratives media and anti-americans tell you. .it is very biased and doesn't make you an independent thinker.. Love🌹

[@jwenting]

they got lucky. My family has had quite different experiences with our Dutch healthcare system.

[@DidierWierdsma6335]

@Lala Emm Well said👍

[@peterkralt2478]

@@jsb7975 And so is the Netherlands also a great tiny country and it was of great importance for the US fundaments. There ain't such thing as the best or the greatest nation, thats all subjective and depends on what things you personally value most. That differs from person to person and from culture to culture. Having different values or opinions is not making the other good or bad, it's just making them different and that's all.

[@dikkiedik53]

I'm glad you survived.. I had exactly the same in 2012 on vacation in France.. the same treatment and the same costs as in The Netherlands ;-) I later discovered the French cardiologist and my Dutch cardiologist knew each other and worked together during study. Keep exercising and when you feel a feeling you don't like, don't hesitate and make an appointment for a check. A friend of mine ignored this advice and the little pains died 2 weeks after feeling the pains. By the way I'm a retired Dutch police officer and did 100+ CPR's during my work. Dutch police officers are CPR experts too. I love and value the Dutch paramedics too very much. Good health and a long life.

[@bbrutlag]

On a recent visit to Amsterdam, I had an emergency and needed ambulance and ER. The experience was so much better than I expected. The team was kind, professional, and efficient. a stark contrast to my US. Experience

[@221b-Maker-Street]

I'm now curious as to what you _had_ expected by way of comparison with the United States?

[@MichelBaek]

So happy you are still with us. Be careful Eric. We want to see you enjoy retirement, having fun and making jokes. Much respect for the medics for saving you and Travis, Tracey and Dianne for emotional support. Healthcare in the Netherlands + support from your friends = Happy Eric and Tammy. ❤❤❤

[@ingeborgdonk]

Omg, glad tammy called 112. Never hesitate to call for help it could save your life. The paramedics are well educated and we should be so fortunated that we have such teams in the Netherlands. Glad you are still with us! Have a speedy recovery! Hugs for both of you❤

[@monicacarolina6480]

We in Holland always say: better 3 times for nothing than 1 time too late. Also we, medical staff says that to patients. You did great Tammy!!

[@Maya9396]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻to all our dokters,nurses and ambulance workers! They really deserve all the respect. And yes, people pay attention when you’re on the road and make way.

[@TheEvertw]

Absolutely! Though at one time about 15 years ago, an ambulance snuck up on me on the highway, so close that I could only see the grill in my rearview mirror. He had his blue lights on but not the siren, but I only saw that after I had finished overtaking the trucks I was passing. I couldn't see the lights when he was so close behind me, and as it was dark I couldn't see the other markings. I thought he was just an asshole. Which he was. They need to keep proper distance, so people can actually see their emergency lights. Getting to within a meter of a car driving 120 km/u is NOT professional.

[@lohikarhu734]

@@TheEvertw ...welllll.... most of them have grill lights, now, and I guess that he expected that you, as a careful driver, might look in your mirror, occasionally !

[@TheEvertw]

​@@lohikarhu734 My teacher told me that the danger is in front, not the behind -- unless changing lanes. I have grown accustomed to assholes trying to push you faster than is legal just because the think they own the road, and I ignore them. And no, this vehicle did not have grill lights. If I had seen it was an ambulance I _might_ have accelerated a bit, but there was no way to change lanes as I was overtaking a line of trucks driving very closely together, so he was stuck behind me anyway. Having an ambulance behind you is no excuse for breaking the limit nor for endangering yourself by trying to squeeze in between two 50-ton vehicles that drive 10 meters (30 feet) apart. To do that, I would have needed to break from 120km/h to 90km/h, which would not have been safe with him so close behind me. Another reason why the creep should have known better than to do that. So please, do all the wise-cracking you like, it only exposes your ignorance.

[@lohikarhu734]

@@TheEvertw I just kind of though that you should have seen the lights earlier, in side or rear view mirror...but...

[@lohikarhu734]

@@TheEvertw BTW 🇨🇦 in 🇩🇪 after living in 🇫🇮

[@j.l.boekestein3201]

I'm very glad you are okay! If you call 112, they ask if you need the fire department, if it's medical or you need the police. Take care!

[@hugomeeuwes]

@@grahamsmith9541 In the NL you can call 112 for the coastguard/knrm as well, but it is not given as an option. You just have to mention you are on the water.

[@SwirlingSoul]

I am SO glad your soul didn't go travelling just yet! ;-) Glad to still have you around! Tammy, that scare must have been humongous for you too. Big hug for you both!

[@mandy22f]

We had an emergency with our youngest daughter while visiting my husband’s family in the US (my daughter was a baby) and we tried to get medical help and it was truly horrendous. No exaggeration. We ended up at a pediatrician waiting for 5 hours and paying nearly $500 to be told to go to wallgreens and get an over the counter solution. I’m happy everything turned out well and you guys got the medical attention and support you needed ❤

[@helena19741]

Dear Eric & Tammy, this must have been such a scary episode for you both. Eric, I'm so happy that you are ok now. A big thank you to Dianne, Travor & Tracy for being there when needed most, that's what we call a loving support system. Take it easy for now, regain your strength, and before you know it you're on top of the world again! Much love, Heleen.

[@sim-one]

Well said ❤️

[@jacquelinejansen5209]

And thanks to our medicalcare system. Take care.

[@Ingescreativeworld]

That must have been a real scare. Thank goodness you are allright and feeling better. No more trying Dutch snacks videos, just healthy food for you! Lots of vegetables and fruit. Hope you stay OK!!

[@marjakeizer9580]

I love it how Tammy could't come up with the name for 'huisarts' in English. That's an indication that your Dutch is improving at high speed. Mind my words; one of these days you will be dreaming in Dutch. 😊

[@nimwey7701]

Wow what a scare that must have been, and i am so glad you are doing ok Eric. And yes one thing you can be sure about here is that you are well taken care off by doctors and nurses and everyone else here. And so nice you both had Diana and Tracy and Travis to fall back on. Take care and don't give us a scare like that anymore anytime soon

[@dishy1939]

Glad you're ok now. Well done to the medical team.❤

[@vincenzodigrande2070]

Wow, brings back memories about a 112 call I had to make for a dear friend of mine a couple months back. That was in Hilversum. They were so professional, this friend is from the UK, and also speaks mostly English. As soon as I hung up the phone I could already hear the faint sirens from afar and it took only a few minutes for them to arrive. He had four stands brought in right after and one some weeks later. He had a long period of episodes stretching through a good few years and his whole health had gone down for long. Now after his hospital treatment you should see him! He's got colour back on his face, makes jokes again, runs around from place to place on his own. It really brought him a new youth! Glad you're still here Eric, would definitely miss following your journey!

[@myafelicia]

I'm so glad that you guys are okay again!! I had a heartattack in 2009 at the age of 40, and to this day I am amazed how FAST and WELL- OILED all the teams worked to save me, from the ambulance to the cardio-surgeon in the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam - the heart recovery centre afterwards to help us patients getting stronger again. It is now 2023, and I went from 6 meds to only 2 medicines now, so Eric my dear, keep working on your condition and diet (and the emotional side of it all is the most important thing). Tammy, you are amazing, sweetheart. Thank you for saving your love and being by his side. And thank your support team and everyone around you guarding you both like a circle of Love. This was a life-changing experience for all involved, so please don't be alarmed when feeling suddenly emotional. If needed, you can talk to a therapist about your experience. With all that said, your video will help bringing awareness to other viewers as well, so thank you for that as well. MUCH LOVE, my dears ❤❤❤

[@SoultoSoulTravels]

Thank you, Mya Felicia❤

[@marjakeizer9580]

It must have been so comforting for Tammy that Trevor and Tracy came along. No matter how much you life in The Netherlands, it must feel wonderful to have countrymen by your side in such a stressful time.

[@BenZoet]

I often see our ambulance personnel sitting quietly in their ambulance, for hours. And then it's on. And they go. And they're ready to do anything to save you. They take their time to relax just to be there when you need them to give their all. And I love 'm for it.

[@adopstap]

All ambulance paramedics in the Netherlands are qualified nurses (RN), specialized in EMT, most of them have experience in ICU/Cardiac Intensive Care, etc. We call them 'ambulance nurses'. The driver has been trained to drive emergency vehicles, etc., but is also qualified in assisting the nurse/paramedic. So they should perform as a smooth operating team. And they seem to be doing a great job, as you have experienced. Being Dutch I'm proud of them.

[@LindaCasey]

I was a Paramedic/Emergency Room Assistant for 10 years in The States as well as an EHBO verpleegkundige/Ecg analyst here in The Netherlands for another 20. The care in both countries is excellent, however you're correct about the shameful cost of medical expenses in America. The Dutch insurance system is far better in my view! I'm so glad you are better. 🙏🕊

[@waterkoud1]

The Dutch insurance system is starting to look just like the American system. We had a great system and politicians and managers have demolished it.

[@littlebighumancom]

@@waterkoud1 it is not even close. It doesn’t mean it is getting worse and you shouldn’t be allowed to criticize, but it is no way near as bad as the US.

[@MrRclemens]

​@@waterkoud1 it's getting worse.. but it's not even close

[@WillemO]

This brought tears to my eyes, didn't realize how much I care for you both. So happy to see you pulled trough Eric, and to see you both smiling again.

[@BommeltjeNL]

I've been rushed to the hospital myself 3 weeks ago and it was a close call. But after 2 days I was alright again and out of there. These people from the ambulance, the ER, the doctors and the nurses, they are all living angels on Earth. Glad to hear you're alright too 👍

[@marijkevandeneijnden8971]

I am so happy you are safe again, you are so lucky (it sounded that the artery that was blocked is called "the widow maker"). Keep praying for you two lovely people❤

[@yvonnebirch6026]

Wow what a shock ! So glad you are still here Eric ! Congratulations on surviving that crisis. Good for you both to call for help straight away. Thumbs up for the medical team !

[@johndutchie]

You don’t have to do everything for content :) Glad to see you’re doing ok again! Do yourself a favor and go to the “ hartrevalidatie”. You go to a gym in the hospital where you’re monitored while exercising and so you can see what you can or can’t do now. It’s covered by your insurance. It helped me and others a lot. Take care!

[@janwensveen1406]

Yes, do the hart revalidation. If it goes well, they can also remove some of the medication if no longer needed.

[@jennifer-ashleykuiper4732]

Oh my word, Eric, I am glad that you turned out OK. Funny to see that at first you were a bit casual about the whole experience, but then it got to you after all. Please stay safe, and thank you guys for all the tremendous video's that we are presented with.

[@darkjannn]

Great to hear you're doing all right now. Good luck with your further recovery, Eric. Also, I don't think we Dutch really appreciate our care system. We just seem to take it all for granted. It's nice to see some geniune appreciation for the 'verzorgingsstaat' our parents have built.

[@paulvanhooijdonk4626]

Oh my, that sounds like a close call. Glad that you are still there Eric and all the best for the both of you recovering from this shock.

[@mr.d7177]

Lot of respect for you guys how you talk about and handle this whole situation. Glad you are okay! Both of you!

[@marjakeizer9580]

i can relate to the emotion you got when you recalled how nice the staff were coz each time I speak about my similar experiences at that field, tears pop up in eyes too. I am ever so happy that you are alright now. Take good care of yourself and be grateful for every next day of your life. God bless you both. Lots of love.

[@loesursem-timmerman6702]

Ouch. That was scary. Take care and stay strong, both of you.

[@yamuis]

wow, great to hear from you guys in so many ways. Please take care and stay safe! 💖💖💖🙋‍♂️

[@Am0nknight1234]

I'm very glad to hear you're all right, Eric. That must have been terrifying to go through. I nearly lost my mother to COVID last month and she had to be picked up by an ambulance, too, so I know how sudden and scary all of this can be. Fortunately, we also had a good experience with the ambulance staff. They're true pros. I hope you and Tammy can take it easier now that the worst is behind you. Take the time to heal and process all you went through. Be safe and be well! Heel veel beterschap!

[@Pawsinmyhands]

Happy to hear that it all went well.

[@jaspervanderscheer7720]

Great to see you're doing well! Best of luck processing all of this

[@iamsuzanne73]

Happy to see you’re doing well! That must have been pretty scary for the both of you. Please take your time to process it all. Thank you for sharing and all the best to you both 🙏🏻❤️

[@nerina97]

Take good care of yourselves, both of you! I'm happy to see you back!

[@expatfamilylive9041]

Thank you for your video! Grateful for sharing your experience!

[@The_Mermaid]

Wow, that must have been such a scary experience for the both of you. I am so glad you are still with us Eric, thanks to the excellent medical people who helped you. Of course it is completely understandable that you have not fully processed it, as these things have quite an impact on you. Hope you will fully recover soon!

[@Bluescat1950.]

Glad to see that all is ok with you Eric,it must have been scary for the both of you what you had too go through,also glad that they took good care of you,stay safe!

[@Tonchance]

What a rollercoaster this must have been for you both, my thoughts are with you. I hope things continue to go well for the future. I am proud of our medical system. I have dealt with it myself for the past two years and they have helped me tremendously. Greetings from a Dutchie.

[@Tammathah]

first and foremost, i'm so sorry you went through this. Secondly i'm so glad youre still here. And i am so grateful that you not only receive amazing healthcare, but that Tammy had the most amazing support system during these tough times. It must have been so scary to be in a foreign country, that you do call home, while going through this. I wish you all the best.

[@michaelvanlohuizen]

Good to hear you're well!

[@ingridwatsup9671]

What a shock! Glad that you (2) are o.k. again. Choosing 🇳🇱with our fantastic medics, saved your life. Now you’ll probably get a flood of Dutch advice: eating fatty fish at least once a week, etc. Hope you feel better now with the pile of pills. Take care, best wishes (looking forward to the bills comparison).

[@marie-josesmeets2805]

Happy to see the two of you are fine ❤

[@jk47h3]

So happy for you to be telling this story to us... together!

[@nynkestellema2641]

I'm glad to hear you're feeling better, Eric. That must have been so scary.

[@damouze]

So glad that you're still with us Eric. Take care.

[@deheermailmum5036]

Great to see you still have alot of fun. Have a good recovery together. Good luck

[@Semmy27]

Glad you made it Eric! Wishing you and Tammy all the best!

[@TheGerrr]

Glad to see you both back. I hope you fully recover Eric !!!

[@Weener927]

Take care Eric! Van harte beterschap gewenst!

[@JTerburg-hm6tk]

All the best and much Love for the both of you!! We just love you guys!

[@lolalilolily]

So happy you made it through. Best wishes and a speedy recovery. What a shock this must have been for you both. Very lucky to have this outcome ❤

[@jennyvoorhaar9547]

❤ Big hugs to you both 🥰 So glad you’re doing better now!

[@Maria-pq5nm]

Great! That they responded well and quickley

[@Rhinoleum]

Glad to hear you're doing better!

[@jolandafrijlink6103]

Wow that was an intensive experience. Glad you're out of the hospital Eric and Tammy, i'm happy that you had a support team here this not a walk in the park.

[@mariadebake5483]

I am very happy to see you're well again Eric!

[@Tclans]

Now I’m even more happy you guys moved to The Netherlands! Awesome to hear you are doing better now 💪🏼❤️

[@willemienkort7791]

I am glad to see you are here with us and doing this video.

[@bortusklyden831]

Wishing you all the best Eric! So glad there will be many more video's to come! But also take your time to process it all since that would be understandable.

[@MarionKamp1978]

Glad you are okay. 🙌. And the fun you have over it. Can't wait for the video from the bills.

[@SAMUDRAMAC]

So glad you’re alive and kicking!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@roseribose]

Your attitudes are honestly inspiring, you make almost dying to a heart attack seem like as small of an inconvenience as spilling a cup of water on the floor. Sending much love ❤❤

[@toprob20]

So happy you're doing better Eric! I hope for the best for you both.

[@janjaapzwaag7417]

Happy to see you alive and kicking 🍀

[@sim-one]

Gosh guys, hearing it in details makes my heart race! So glad that you feel better now and that the medical team were so great and able to give you the care you needed. And how fantastic that you’re able to do most of the things you like again. ❤️ and in a while flying will be ok as well, I’m sure. Thank you for sharing this 😘🌷 (So annoying when drivers think only of themselves and just don’t get out of the way! They’d think differently when they’d be laying in there for sure… I hope the ambulances have cameras and sent the footage to the police😊 I have no idea but it could help)

[@pietdegeling8686]

You are talking so “lightly” about this, while I can imagine the scare you both must have felt at all those gruesome moments. I am so happy you felt supported by everyone you got in contact with those moments. And most of all I am happy to see how well both of you are handling it now as you show in this video. Even though I am sure you encounter other moments now with thoughts about how else this all could have ended. But in this video, your energy was addictive. Thanks for sharing

[@Enlighter]

That was a shock. I'm happy you guys were quick to recognize the situation and got help quickly. I wish you a smooth further recovery, and many more healthy years together! Take care

[@queercastlimburg]

It's great to hear that you're doing well again Eric, and that you've had a good experience with our medical system. Take care of you

[@edwinvenema1017]

Eric: what a story! Glad you're fine now. All the best for you and Tammy: love your videos!

[@dutchdilemma]

Glad you are allright! Hope you recover soon and be well!

[@MacXpert74]

Wow, what a story! I'm so happy that they were able to save you in time!

[@NebulaSparrow]

Eric, im so glad to see you being your normal self despite what must have been a traumatic experience for both of you. It was also heartening to hear what a positive experience you had with the medical system. I’m worried about this myself, but your video eased some of my worries. I wish you all the best!

[@Greyhound53200]

Wow, what a story! I'm glad that it worked out as it did! Please take care!

[@edostork8121]

Well done! Wishing you a great recovery and the very best. Health is everything.

[@ElMariachi1337]

wow, great to see you are still around and hope all goes well.

[@dabbiedeejee4804]

Good to see you still with us. Stay healthy

[@deka331]

So glad that you're doing better now. Take good care of yourself and eachother!

[@yvonnebirch6026]

Sorry it slipped away too fast. It always makes me feel good to hear my country (in this case the medicine people) got it right. Even if I no longer live there ! Much love to you both ! 🇳🇱💕🌷

[@paultheuns5073]

I normally do not react to KZbin posts, but when viewing your coverage of what happened to you, I simply could not hold back: I wish you a very good recovery, Eric, you must have had some kind of a guardian angel…love your channel in general! All the best!

[@webxorcist]

Glad you both are okay! Take care, live healthy!

[@ritaderuiter8105]

So good to hear that they took great care of you! Take good care of yourself and we will patiently waiting for the video's! ❤🧡💚💜❤

[@willemdubbeldam9285]

Good to hear everything is OK with you Eric.

[@michadoove]

Hey Eric and Tammy, That must have been a terrifying experience, very brave to talk about it so soon after it happened . I am happy to see you came out of it relatively unscathed Eric. It must be a emotional roller-coaster having had that experience in a different country than your own. I watch a lot of your video's, and really enjoy them. You both should take the time, to get to terms with what has happened, those events are traumatic experiences.

[@spilln01]

wow So glad everything is ok ,I hope you both doing ok now stay strong !.

[@neelz401]

Best of wishes to you Eric, glad you're still around to bring a smile on your viewers faces 😉 Take good care of each other and take it easy... so that it wil be a smooth recovery! Heel veel beterschap en ik zal voor je duimen!! ( curious how google will translate that one 😂)

[@vanderquast]

So good to hear the medics did just the right cardiologic treatments for your health. Glad that you are up and running again for new vlogs 😊

[@yourimoggre]

I am so happy for you they helped you with all their professional work. Keep up all the Netherlands stories, you make me happy.

[@nielsnijmegen2917]

Hope you both will stay well for a very long time! And will be able to keep on supplying us with your charming and transparent videos!

[@KlodooB.]

Glad to hear you are ok now!

[@Annekebr52]

So glad you are okay now and help came in time. I think all our paramedics are awesome and deserve the best (including a lot more money every month). You make us realise how good our healthcare system actually is. Thank you for sharing this

[@joanverboom4264]

So so happy you made it. That you were in this country when it happened. Take good care of yourselves both of you. 🍀

[@solardemos4384]

Good to hear you are okay. You guys remind me every time of what I miss from The Netherlands (I immigrated to the US from The Netherlands) and good medical is one of them.

[@Ash89NL]

I'm so glad that you are still with us Eric, so glad that you are living in the Netherlands aswell! What a experience. Take care and take your time to prosess everything. I love your video's and I am looking forward to the next video. Again, take care 🙏🏼❤️

[@johnhendriks4085]

I am glad for you that you feel better!