Why we moved to Mexico.

[@lisafraiegari5243]

Who would give this man and his very truthful account of his experience a thumbs down?? Ridiculous - let's counter that by giving him as many thumbs up as possible!

[@JCTravelStories]

Thanks Lisa. I like the plan! :)

[@ricardodelacruz3254]

Lisa Fraiegari it was the fda

[@jenniferlorence185]

Lisa Fraiegari: A lot of Americans don't want to hear the TRUTH. They rather keep living in the LIE.

[@TheGalwayjoyce]

Why on earth didn’t you sue them?

[@lucindajenkins8693]

@@JCTravelStories please tell me more!! I want to move there!! I'm tired of the old usa..ty!!

[@marizabarnes]

My last 3 surgeries have been in Mexico (for all these same reasons, I live in Houston TX) and I was treated like a queen, people are so loving and caring and I saved a LOT of money even with a personal 24/7 nurse that I hired for my recovery and my surgeries went marvelous. The hospitals are amazing too and the nurse turned into a loving caring friend that is at my service if I ever need her again in the future. Yep that’s Mexico.

[@mouthtomouth33]

Yes, unfortunately, people choose to live in other counties finding what they're looking for (?) Irony. I like to work in the States for sure, but living is so hard!. If I were born here and live elsewhere, people will love to see a different guy and try to get him/her to melt in their culture and love to hear from your place. Here is not that case. Sad.

[@ClaudBol]

did you experience racisiam from the people in mexico???

[@vickiamaral6494]

300C 5.7 CB I am Mexican, yes we do. White and light skin still is look better than darker one, ironically, since we all are from native Mexican indigenous people, mix with Spanish and French. It’s very elitist. Unfortunately, the indigenismos are look down. It’s sick. It’s almost costumery. In unsaid but very real disgusting situation. Because all the whites from Europe who came to America installed that. Like everywhere.

[@bobwa399]

@@vickiamaral6494 So, indirectly you are saying that MX dont want white any more in their soil and thats why they are gunned? or atleast there are people who think that way in MX...the radicals

[@vickiamaral6494]

@@bobwa399 do not know what you are talking about.

[@mkietzmann]

I'm German-born myself and have been living in Mexico for about 25 years now. Never looked back. I don't even renew my German passport anymore, just the Mexican one.

[@criss719]

Mathias Kietzmann Aber,,,,,Es gibt kein Biergarten. Apfelwoi Pubs, Handkasse mit Musik, Gastarbeitern aus der “Südstadt” usw.

[@charlestonrezz5188]

@@criss719 what does that mean?

[@mv8771]

What does Mexico require of an American that wants to retire in Mexico?

[@mkietzmann]

@@criss719 Ich bin selber Brauer und sicher gibt es Pubs.

[@mkietzmann]

@@mv8771 I couldn't really say. Try contacting your nearest Mexican consulate. They should be able to get you started.

[@Nautilus1972]

I can't wait to move my family there. As an Irishman living in Thailand for 15 years I can't wait to get to a country of warm people and great food!

[@panchopantera7321]

No comparison sir, mexico is better and is part of the western hemisphere.

[@somchai9033]

Thailand’s time has come and gone. Time to go.

[@alexpeace4167]

Nautilus1972 seriously considering living there when I get older, working on setting up my income here for that. I would love to find a place that would offer me a bit of what I love, Mexico love and US citizens that I can relate to from time to time, I would miss US for sure.

[@amiquigonzales7917]

Yep, that's Mexico, and so is Latin America, warm weather, warm people, great food ...

[@alfredoolivares1942]

You are welcome in my beautiful Mexico,,, 😷🙏🙏

[@kavirryanmaharaj448]

Mexico is a beautiful country with beautiful people. Its has allowed me and my family to be together. Its has been a blessing to my kids. Thank you México for having us. We love u

[@pancho2597]

*Please explain that to Trump's cheerleaders.*

[@Berrypancakes229]

Pancho Their another side to this. It has nothing to do with not allowing foreigners in. It wrong when their sneaking into Mexico without becoming a citizen or getting a visa. We pay taxes,healthcare while illegals are getting everything free. And we’re paying for it. Their bringing in drugs and dealing

[@pancho2597]

@@Berrypancakes229 *YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY WRONG AND MISINFORMED. HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF "ITIN NUMBER"?* *NOBODY LIVES IN US WITHOUT PAYING TAXES, ALL CONSUMERS PAY TAXES,* *IF YOU HAVE SERVICE OF CELL, ELECTRICITY, GAS, BUY GROCERIES, GASOLINE, YOU'RE PAYING TAXES,* *IF YOU PAY RENT YOU PAYMENT IS CONTRIBUTING TO A PORTION OF THE PROPERTY TAXES.* *BORN CHILDREN IN US TERRITORY ARE US CITIZENS* *ABOUT THE DRUGS TRAFFICKING, I'LL SAY TO YOU, STOP THE DEMAND FOR ILLEGAL DRUGS AND DRUG TRAFFICKING WILL STOP IN ITS OWN.* *AND THE SAME GOES FOR THE "PROBLEM" WITH THE ILEGAL IMMIGRATION, STOP THE DEMAND FOR CHEAP LABOR, STOP HIRING UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS, AND ILLEGAL INMIGRATION WILL STOP IN ITS OWN.* *BY THE WAY, US DOESN'T NEEDS A WALL, IT NEEDS A PRESIDENT, URGENTLY!*

[@MrPeligro315]

@@Berrypancakes229 FYI. If your illegal you don't qualify for government assistance. Asylum seekers may qualify but they are not illegal. Also most undocument workers work with a fake social security number. So taxes are deducted but they can never file a tax return. So we have billions that are always left unclaimed

[@robertoaguilera80]

And yet we get disrespected in and America and we are the ones that get the left overs with low wages

[@allen8iluminada]

Mexico rocks! Food is better, health care is better, and sense of community is very much alive. That settles it!

[@dvader3000]

@Scott Manerez violence is everywhere dude. In the US is an almost normal issue,almost every week there are shootings in schools,churches,etc etc. The regular people in Mexico will welcome you with open arms. If you look for trouble you will find it,but if you choose a sense of comunity where people still say hello to each other and know each other in neighborhood then Mexico is the place for you.

[@desertpair2]

@Scott Manerez Ha ha! It is very interesting how my American compatriots keep believing the horror stories about Mexico. Compared to Mexico, the U.S. is a dumpster fire of violence and corruption. Go there, experience it, and you will see how the lies about Mexico are merely THAT: lies.

[@fernandoaguilar6029]

@Scott Manerez Nobody gets murdered en the States ?

[@katespurlding9647]

Iluminada Williams If that is true why are thousands rushing the US border.

[@fidelcastrosolis5108]

Iluminada Williams So true what parts did they go too. Un dia me gustaria ir a Morelia. 1 day i would like to go to. Morelia

[@petersanchez3016]

Thank you for you honesty. As a Mexican all I can say is I am glad you are home. Bienvenido!

[@Dmann816]

LEAVE HERE PETER SANCHEZ!

[@myhonestopinion9593]

dustin smith - YOU leave here.

[@jesugonza7415]

leave here....i don'[t know much english but i do not understand "leave here" what u trying to say? peter sanchez said he is at home.. guess there are many trumps in usa.

[@supersingular]

Welcoming Americans but hating on Venezuelan immigrants? What a double standard.

[@Falco561]

TribeOfIssachar 888 pipe down idiot, good americans are welcome.

[@CherryCityBullyz]

Im born and raised in Oregon im Hispanic but looking forward to moving to Mexico!

[@Becky_Cal]

Art Castro - Me too! Born and raised in LA of Mexican heritage. I’m already working on an early retirement plan to move to Mexico...working really hard, living way below my means and saving lots of money. In 5 years, by the time I’m 50, I’m out!

[@currypablo]

I live in Canada, and I can't wait to one day retire and move down to Mexico, yes it has its problems but it also offers a great quality of life, an amazing culture, and wonderful people. I for one look forward to a time where I will not have to experience winter ever again, as much as I love being a Canadian, winter gives me seasonal depression and I just have far less energy. I have been to Mexico in the Winter and found the blues just vanish when it is summer/spring year round. Love your videos and wisdom, keep em coming.

[@LolaMerazRico]

Yeah but make sure when you move you speak Spanish! And don't be doing stupid things like many Americans that living here illegality!

[@J9XXL]

Wow I live in Northern California and experience that, never new it was called seasonal depression. I absolutely turn to molasses and hate winter and it’s not even as bad as Canadian winters. But come spring and summer I’m alive.

[@maricelaalvarado762]

You are very wellcome in México

[@marvinolvera2002]

🇨🇦🤝🇲🇽

[@MrJesmex]

Amigo, as a Mexican i can tell you that people like you are always welcome to our country and thank you for sharing your stories.

[@HiDefBoxing]

People worry about El Chapo but the real Kinpins are FDA .

[@jeffrt3893]

Say that after you are beheaded. Oh wait, you won't be able to talk.

[@robertracy6860]

wtf?

[@johnbee4557]

drright10 really because last I checked the murder, kidnap and ransom rates are the highest it’s ever been.. so who’s brain is small genius

[@jeffrt3893]

@@johnbee4557 Thank you John

[@johnbee4557]

Jeff RT no need to thank me facts don’t care about feelings and obviously dr right was letting his feelings get involved with facst

[@franciscoponce9667]

I’ve spent time living in Germany and in the USA, even I had the chance to stay there if I wanted; tough decision since in those countries the way of life is much better, safety and school for your kids, and a long list of etc... but man my Mexico has something that I wouldn’t find anywhere else in the world, it’s is not just that I feel at home when I’m here but I feel complete.... 😊🇲🇽

[@JCTravelStories]

Es verdad, amigo. :)

[@nolteman2365]

I'm German and I'm living in Mexico too! Beautiful country, people, weather. Loving it

[@lupevaldez8456]

NOLTEMAN well thank you for saying that of my country ,i live in california and im married to a lady of german ancentry

[@lupevaldez8456]

Jay Harter i agree

[@Zivilschutz1]

Herzlich willkommen, I'm glad you like it here!

[@DJKiDDKlashez]

@Philip Robertson III sounds a lot like the USA. Flint Michigan, politics ect.

[@T3merity]

Nolteman may I ask how old you are and how you afford to make the move? I am young and would like to move out of the country but due to a few reasons I don't see how I could make it happen.

[@jonj7368]

When you get mad don't go on a break... Just keep talking. Your lectures are wonderful. Thank you for sharing your important moments of retirement. We are all learning a lot from you ! May god bless you and your wife a thousand times.

[@guilebaldogonzalez4060]

Hello, I am from Tijuana, I was very interested in your commentary, I appreciate your sincerity as you may know Mexico is sometimes very bad on some issues, but I can assure you we are aware and we are working on it, I wanted tell you that Mexico has always welcomed Americans, always, "mi casa es, su casa" , I remember very well in the first Irak war, if an american went to Europe the look at him weird, if he went to Asia the envy him, if he went to south america the looked at him with resentment, no to mentioned how dangerous it was for an american to go to the middle east or Africa, but in Mexico you can always find warm people, and you are always welcome, we are happy and honored that persons like you decide to live in our humble country, I apologize for any negative matters you might of experience in our country, and once again thank you for honoring us with your stay consider always you and your family welcomed, loved, and respected here in this part or the world.

[@JCTravelStories]

Thank you Guilebaldo. Your words are wonderful to hear. As you know KZbin can be a cruel place where immature morons like to type, "gringo go home". After living in your country for 18 years, I know that the real truth of the Mexican people comes from you, not those youtube trolls.

[@azgonz56]

+JC Travel Stories dobz....

[@azgonz56]

+JC Travel Stories sobz....

[@888jimm]

Thank you Pevito. ..:)

[@Soyprofesora]

Every country has its issues Gilibaldo. I’ve been to 24 countries and Mexico is the one I adore. I adore the people, their love of Jesus and others. México is a nice communal society where the US is more of an individualistic society. Whenever I cross the border, my heart changes, my personality changes...I know I am “pura güera” but as my Mexican-American friend, Janet, says, “Lee-Anne you have a Mexican heart.” I really feel called to help with the dog shelters train dogs for adoption or whatever help they need there or perhaps give classes to English-speakers about Spanish. I’ve been teaching secondary Spanish for 31 years. I’m so looking forward to living the rest of my life there in Mexico and to read your words, I feel even more confident to make the move!

[@johngonzales3528]

I'm living in Baja. I love it. It's great weather, nice neighbors. Great food, big house for cheap. I'm not moving back to the states!!!

[@traskstoneworks]

We did two winters in Southern Mexico, we love Mexico!

[@ecamormex]

There’s no bigger scam than the healthcare insurance system. Like a casino, the house always wins.

[@JCTravelStories]

Very true! Your picture looks familiar, Neuatl. Nice tux.

[@thetruthisadeadlyweapon5334]

Very true. That's why we can't have free healthcare like Bernie Sanders and Ms Cortez likes to promise. How can you offer that free when it's one of the biggest racketts in the US. This would never only effect the utmost 1% richest in America. It takes from tax payers and gives to those who don't pay tax. The Hospitals, the Pharmaceutical companies, the lobbyists, the physicians, the insurance companies are all cutting kick backs. You can never offer this free. Tax paying liberals, time to wake the hell up and vote accordingly.

[@donnamaco1]

Deadly Weap, The masses would have to get profoundly impassioned or vociferously angry and that is doubtful in this age of '' Bread and Circuses."

[@michaelbabin6606]

It's a damn shame, the health care system and pharmaceuticals here the biggest mobsters of this United States.

[@jasonjames4254]

Any healthcare funding system, whether it be private insurance or universal government funding, requires rationing by it's very nature. Many who support universal government healthcare believe the fantasy that it will cover everything for everyone at lower cost than a for profit system. You only have to look at other socialized healthcare systems with LONG waiting lists to learn just how untrue that is. Believe it or not, socialized healthcare systems do actually provide some economies of scale and efficiencies that private companies cannot replicate. However, with socialized healthcare, government bureaucrats decide who receives treatment and who doesn't based on regulations and policies - sometimes who lives and who dies! In a private system, insurance companies decide this within limits imposed by contract law and the courts/arbitration agreements. Either way RATIONING will exist! The question is, which system provides the best care and gives us the most bang for the buck? I don't think there is a clear answer to this. Private systems operating under the profit incentive are often innovative in finding ways to improve outcomes while cutting costs. However, shady operators will cut costs simply by denying your rightful claims. Government systems are good at providing routine assembly line type of care, but lag or fail at nearly everything else that is not clearly defined in regulation and policy.

[@edwardcm9175]

i'm sorry you and yours have gone through so much trouble! God bless you and live happy in Mexico

[@xavierdecollantesoaxmx2251]

I like the way you think sir, enjoy your stay in my MÉXICO, Greetings from Acapulco Mexico and I like your videos!!!

[@flarepilot3054]

Makes me happy to have people like you living in my country. Welcome amigo!

[@Ambarthetravellingchef]

your country is amazing and welcoming, no matter how much hate they get from Trump they still welcome everyone with a smile and great food

[@buscandolaverdad6888]

@@Ambarthetravellingchef is probably our tolerance of been bullying by our selfs or our friends hahaha. We have very thick skin,we have been bullying by most of the US Presidents, always putting México as the source of there problems,they have do that for so many years that we don't even care what they say anymore,we are a happy country despite what Washington say about us,we love tourist ;-)

[@eloinaseguro5230]

Jc travel stories: As a Mexican am so proud to know that tons of people have moved to my country and see for them selves the beauty with their own eyes

[@lizetharroyo9726]

Myself, who I am Mexican-American, I still remember the first time I went to visit my moms & dads birthplace. I didn’t want to go back home, I wanted to stay. (My dad stays across from Lake Chapala, La Palma, Michoacán. It’s so beautiful. I always told myself I’ll be living over there. Now that me and my boyfriend are having our first child, we are planning to make our house for now to do yearly visits and later in life live over there❤️ Much love from Oakland, Ca!✊🏼

[@Elprianistacagado]

Sigue sola 😉

[@stuartdamon3610]

I can feel your frustration and pain. I’m so sorry. The US Government is corrupt. Those getting rich don’t want to fix it. Best of luck.

[@bigspoon7984]

In the 1970's my father talked of relocating to Mexico. I have always dreamed of retiring to Mexico. I hope someday, my husband will agree. If just for 10 years - let me live the dream.

[@angelerikvizcarra4217]

Thanks for sharing brother, I'm a Mexican living in USA, I'm glad my people treating fine, God bless you

[@JCTravelStories]

Your people are indeed treating me fine. We've lived in Mexico for 18 years and love it.

[@vicentesanmiguel9528]

For those who gave a thumb down, you just can not take the fact of all the high quality services outside USA FOR 85% less especially being México. Keep up your pride,pride doesnot take you anywhere. Nice vídeo.alternative choices for all people

[@natthebratster]

I’m 90 mins from the border and am seriously giving some consideration to going to Mexico for healthcare as doctors here are held hostage in their practices by the insurance companies. They can’t cure anything-they just follow either an inadequate CDC protocol or an equally inadequate insurance allowance for say antibiotics. Some conditions require months of medicine but the insurance companies allow for 7-10 days of therapy which resolves nothing. There is absolutely no point to this madness. Maybe things will change when enough people seek out alternative providers and treatments for disease. I’m happy for you and your wife. I’d get the hell out of here also if I could.

[@nancypicchi9224]

You are correct!!! Doctors cannot use their God given intelligence to address patients unique needs. Insurance policies/attorneys rule our medical care.

[@gitlittoo2161]

Im off grid in the mountains of Mexico. Ur more free here than anyplace in the states. Got me a 16x20 cabin. No running water and no electricity. But i do have solar. And this smart phone for my internet. 4 times a year i leave for supplies. If u cant eat wild. I dont recommend living off grid. And if u cant be all alone. Ur better off staying in the city

[@JCTravelStories]

Charles Graham .. Enjoy the camote.

[@gonzooznog8986]

Charles Graham "RECONOCER Solos Somos Seres!"

[@kameishagreenunapologetica8210]

Amazing! I dream of freeing myself!

[@tintan1760]

Shrooms?

[@Jv-tf1dp]

GITLIT TOO how do you make money to go into to town to buy supplies if you live in the Wilderness? 🤔

[@christianrivera8623]

i wish you the best of luck , i will also be moving to mexico .

[@anthonyfelix9096]

the most important part is that you won't be judged by racism. a really you feel free.

[@holt145A]

LOL well´s here there are many racists, many mexicans hate the central americans we talking about a 1/3 of the population, also there are a xenofobia against the spanish and the americans in the case of spain is because a victimization for the colonial era, and the americans is the fact that many see the americans as abusive peoople that only want to exploit mexico (and also the fact that mexico lost many territory to the USA, i see this stupid because.....man that was more than 100 years ago and in that era that territories are unexplored and unpopulated), so be careful with some mexicans, i saw in my life many cases that mexicans insulting americans, i rebember one case that the peopple shut "gringo regresa a tus tierras" is like "american, return to your homeland" (gringo is a despective term for a american).

[@salvatcal3108]

Amen

[@montezallen9705]

I am a black Male and I wish to move me an my family there I just hope we will feel free and not be treated differently

[@Corn_Fed_Beef]

Why not thailand? cheaper and without the hefty murder/Crime rate.

[@misaelaguirre1701]

Very true racism is not in the culture,

[@nurseae4586]

Absolutely one of the best videos I’ve had the pleasure to enjoy! Love your passion! Can’t wait to hear more from you! Thanks

[@gabrielavila8726]

You sound like a very nice person , I was born in Mexico, and let me tell you honestly I feel proud of Americans like you choose to Mexico to live, God bless you and of course you and all Americans are welcome to Mexico.

[@nataligajadhar1531]

I really like how you take the time to enlighten us viewers about the different processes you went through to get to where you are now. I appreciate your approach, and love your 'ranting' 😊

[@JCTravelStories]

Thanks, Natali.

[@MichelleLAcosta]

Todo mundo es bienvenido aquí, México es de todos.🙏🏼

[@JCTravelStories]

Es verdad. Gracias Michelle. :)

[@desertpair2]

La gente son muy amable!

[@crcv7984]

Tambien les deberian de pedir papeles igual q a nosotros

[@mikehernandez4563]

no queremos centroamericanos

[@juvelco7082]

#Michelle Tienes razón México es otra cosa a diferencia de otros países Como por ejemplo el País vecino Pero todo aquel que quiere vivir en México siempre será bienvenido🌹😉Que tengas una linda tarde🙇‍♂️🙏🙇‍♀️

[@RateMyRestaurantYEG]

I just discovered you and just subscribed. I am 56 and my wife is 51 and we are looking to make serious changes in our lives. Mexico may be in our future. We are Canadians (Alberta). I really enjoyed this video and will watch many more of yours. Cheers

[@jesuslua3889]

We love people like you humble and simple enjoy Mexico my friend

[@JCTravelStories]

Gracias Jesus. :)

[@rebanav7]

My husband and I love watching your videos! Don't worry about the haters. They are everywhere! We love the videos that you make and enjoy watching them! Keep up the good work and we will look you up in about 3 years when we move!

[@BarefootBill]

Thanks for the video! Mexico is a wonderful and enchanted land inhabited by a complex and spirited people. Can't wait to get back down there!

[@victormendoza9528]

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[@theherald4340]

Wish I lived in Mexico. But I wouldn't know where to start, and am on Disability or retirement at age 63, and 6 years in remission from nasal cancer. But I'm happy for you and the wife; and praying God keeps you both.

[@rulasvatoloco2930]

You only live once..reply when you get there ✌

[@theherald4340]

@@rulasvatoloco2930 I hear ya my friend!👍

[@tonylogan4092]

Research some, and consider that your disability income is still much more than most people make in Latin America (not just Mexico). Go first to areas with gringos galore,,,, Ajijic, San Miguel de Allende, Antigua Guatemala, Leon or Granada Nicaragua, Cartagena, Cuenca and so on... You will get less anxious and then can get yourself out to cheaper areas. The people will not eat you alive... treat them right and you will get treated fight and respected as well.

[@d00m0racl3]

@@tonylogan4092 This is most likely my bias showing thru, but you've got to be kidding me, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cartagena? Have you not seen the news of how badly those places are being destabilized? Sure Mexico has it's share of troubles & is by no means a completely safe haven but compared to those others we are in heaven here. No my friend the only good advice you've given The Herald is to research & visit Mexico. My expat neighbor lives very well on a just $500usd/mo SSI pension, I myself live decently on a $150usd (Mexican SSI) pension.

[@nationalcitysycho]

The Herald you haven't made buddy just don't tell your disability you move to Mexico because they will garnish at least $200 out of your disability money we are planning to do so to all we have to do is get a p o box I am tired of all this crap in the USA can't even afford a decent home anymore rent is skyrocketing and I am done living here in the fucking us I'm just so tired of this fucking country with all their bullshit racism going back into the fifties and sixties because of trump so I will take my disability Mexico and live off of it I can get a 4 bedroom house for 500 or $600 but if I get a three bedroom beachfront property about $600 the rest I can use for food and gas

[@leticianedilskyj7060]

My first thought was You're a good man. Of course, you already knew this and besides I later noticed that somebody else already wrote it here as well. I like your narrative style and your honesty. Still planning on moving to the Riviera Maya. Thank you

[@JCTravelStories]

Thank you, Leticia!

[@amandajean7738]

Mexico not a bad place, just certain areas are problematic like any other country.

[@johnbee4557]

wrong.. even in the best places of mexico the local police are run by cartels and thus making them corrupt to the core so at any moment in all of mexico especially because it’s completely run by cartels it can be over run by cartel and kill anyone it wants .. wake up people, at least in america even in the worse parts a police investigation will happen and someone will be held responsible but in mexico if it’s a cartel killing day goodbye to justice

[@Luckyrider1958]

@@johnbee4557 Where in Mexico do you Reside??

[@aca247]

@@johnbee4557 it doesn’t mean u can’t live there, I had no problems there when I lived there , and when I go to visit today.

[@johnbee4557]

Juan c Rivera that’s nice for you, maybe when u went the drug war wasn’t as bad or maybe there was a truce or maybe you were lucky but other than vacation spots in cancun the kidnap murder rate is huge

[@aca247]

@@johnbee4557 sheet happens every where, i go anywhere i want , im from Acapulco , so u tell me what you've heard about it. And i live in the states, and i tell u i can get killed in usa or Acapulco in a heart beat.

[@shawnoutcelt]

The idea of moving toward rather than running from was put so well. I'm 53, and my parents are in southern California. I know at "some point" I'll be moving from Minnesota to help take care of them. Your thoughts have helped me make a decision in my life. Thank you so much. I've struggled with this for awhile. Wishing you and your wife the very best that life has to offer. Thank you so much...

[@manuelnegrete2168]

I went to Guadalajara in 1972 prior to going overseas during Vietnam. I fell in love with the land of my family and have never gotten over it. The simple term 'provecho' by a total stranger while in a restaurant did it for me. I was born in California and love it but my plan is to spend my golden years in the Chapala region for many reasons I better hurry because I am knocking on 70 years.Thank you so much for your fair observations...

[@unclejake154]

I like your idea that you have made a conscious effort in your life to "move towards something that is drawing you rather than running away from something that is pushing you".

[@Tkelele]

Mi casa es tu casa sir, welcome to my beautiful mexico! Unfortunately for me, I'm stuck here in the US for many reasons but... long story. My dad owns like 40 acres in patzcuaro Michoacan, and my only and biggest dream is to, one of these days go down there and build my own house, I'm a builder here in california. Anyway, welcome again sir!

[@JCTravelStories]

We like Patzcuaro! Have friends in Santa Clara Del Cobre. :)

[@Tkelele]

@@JCTravelStories awesome!! I was going to say visit Santa Clara Del cobre.👍 My uncle farms avocados there. I'm planning on going this summer, because my brother wants me to build his house and Patzcuaro. If you like to communicate via email, here's mine. [e-mail] that would be awesome! Have a wonderful day sir, and you take care.

[@FlowtnWitWalden]

The guys i work with are all from a small town they call Idalo (not sure of spelling) in Puebla State. Every one of them tell me they already have their house built back home. Many have families there - they're living stacked up six or eight in a small apt here and just walk across the street on payday to wire the greenbacks home, (hold a little back for booze and gambling). I keep telling these guys I'm gonna retire down there with them when they go back, lol. They always ask why I don't have my own house or a better job, I'm a gringo after all - LMFAO. Yeah the system here is now broken for middle class. Can barely afford to survive, let alone put anything aside. I should just move into the apt with these 6 or 8 guys and start sending my greenbacks down to Mexico to build a house too!

[@marcomtz6316]

Saguaro Cab construir una casa de Adobe en Mexico es mi sueno y le pido a Dios me ayude ..Dios les bendiga .

[@matthewmclain7702]

I am also from Oregon. 20 years ago my wife and I also lived in Jalisco, though at the coast. There were many things we liked about Mexico, more things we dislike about America. They both have their pros and cons. But Mexicans are Americans in my eyes. We are all North Americans. I found the people of Mexico to be warm, welcoming, friendly, and have maintained lifelong friends since living there. Congratulations on your move! You are so much better off.

[@marvinolvera2002]

I have never been to Mexico in my entire life although my parents are Mexican, but I finally went this year and I absolutely loved the atmosphere and the warm feeling that the locals give you. I’m proud to have Mexican roots. And I truly admire when Americans another foreigners visit Mexico and experience the beauty and wonder of Mexico. Thank You for being honest and humble about your personal experience! 🇲🇽🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@alohadave13]

Thanks for sharing your story. I live in Mexico too, for about 7 years now, and ended up here by accident. Fortunately I live close to the border so I can use both the US and the Mexican medical system, and I do all the time. Besides the lower costs of both seeing doctors and medicines, the time that doctors spend with a patient in Mexico is what I see as the biggest difference. In the US it's 20 minutes. In Mexico, it's whatever it takes, i.e. 3 hours sometimes and the doctor is not looking at his watch nor clock on the wall. Regarding the quality of care, the doctors here are just as good if not better from my experience, and so are the private hospitals; I've had to use them a couple of times also. As you pointed out, there are a TON of reasons why many of us expats live here and it's not necessarily the lower cost of living. Most of the time from my experience, it's the quality of life. For me as a retired 66 year old (and one that speaks Spanish), this third trimester of my life has been the best yet!

[@JCTravelStories]

I, too, have appreciated the time a Mexican doctor will spend with you. So different than the insurance company or clinic administration dictated 15 minutes a US doc can spend with you. As a patient it makes you feel like its about you and your health instead of the profit of running more customers in and out the door.

[@viajero1004]

alohadave13 I would love to live on the border working in the states and living in Mexico. I assume you live in Tijuana. Is it hard to cross everyday for work? Do you know many people that do that?

[@alohadave13]

BINGO! I have an autoimmune disease that usually affects women, but 10% of men get it too. Around three years ago when I figured out that I wasn't dealing with Multiple Sclerosis (M.S.) but what is called an M.S. mimic, I sought the advice of a highly recommended rheumatologist here in Baja California where I live. He goes by the book, no gray area, but during the first appointment he spent almost three (3) hours with me going over my medical records and my medical history; all of our interaction was in Spanish since I speak Spanish and he doesn't speak English but reads English perfectly. He ordered lab tests, and there were the clues. During our second appointment, he spent almost another three (3) hours with me going over the results and the two of us having a very intellectual conversation about all of the data; to be fair I am quite knowledgeable in the medical field. That was just one experience. I have several others which substantiate my point of view that Mexican doctors truly care about their patient's well being and not trying to create a conveyor belt of sick people in order to rack up medical fees. Regarding quality of care and medical knowledge, Mexican doctors for the most part are equivalent or better than US doctors; in my opinion. Overall, I can't speak highly enough of the medical experience and professionalism of doctors here in Mexico. They truly care about their patients and they work extremely hard to solve complex medical issues.

[@alohadave13]

Actually I live in Ensenada but I do have a small condo in Tijuana to break up the trips back and forth to the US. In Tijuana I live in a middle class neighborhood, and over 50% of the license plates are US (California). I have a ton of neighbors that commute daily to San Diego. I do have a SENTRI card which enables me to cross more quickly, and that's the trick to making the commute bearable. On average my wait time is less than 15 minutes to cross at either San Ysidro or Otay Mesa. I don't know the exact statistics, but I would guess that 50% of the weekday traffic crossing the border are commuters for work. And many use the pedestrian entry at San Ysidro as well and take the San Diego Trolley to downtown. I hope this helps.

[@viajero1004]

alohadave13 I agree. I like doctors in Mexico better too. I have been to see them in Puebla and Juarez Chihuahua and they see you as a human and not a $. So, would you recommend someone live in Tijuana and cross to San Diego to work? Would that be too stressful? Too dangerous?

[@MarceCorona]

This video was very interesting and I really appreciate your honesty. I am from Mexico but I live in the United States. I'm also a US citizen. All my family lives in Mexico but I work here. Like you said Mexico has great things and the US has great things too but I agree with you on this one, the medical system here is crazy!! First of all, out of this world expensive. I have medical insurance and still I'm scared to go to ER for a migraine and end up with a $1,500 bill for a couple of hours visit (this really happened) and the migraine was a side effect of a medication I was put on. I had an emergency gall bladder surgery. After a while I was just getting worse and worse, had many complications. I needed to see a specialist and the soonest I could see one was a two month wait list. Really? I could barely eat. My Dr put me on antibiotics and after that he refused to give me any other type of treatment until I saw an specialist. I flew to Mexico, saw an specialist right away. (he also works for Hospital San Javier en Guadalajara) He put me in a few medications to regulate my digestive function, gave me a letter in english to justify me traveling with extra medications (enough for a couple months) medication for IBS and other issues. After I came back home the doctor PERSONALLY called me to ask if everything was ok with my health! I was impressed and almost moved to tears. I recovered and felt great. I know the US has great doctors, but I feel like money, pharmaceutical greed and insurance craziness are taking priority over compassion and real health care. My husband suffers horrible knee and back pain, doctors here give him only ibuprofen. We visited Mexico, a Dr put him in a great anti inflammatory. And by the way that medication is made in the US but was never offered to him before. Sorry for the long rant, dental care is another big thing. I ended up spending over $5,000 USD for a failed root canal and crown procedures. Thank you again for your videos. I'm excited to watch more from your channel. Best wishes for you and your wife.

[@JCTravelStories]

Thanks for sharing you and your husbands stories, Marce. I'm hearing so many stories with the same experience .... The Mexican doctor cared about the patient in front of him, the US doctor cared about insurance, upselling to a specialist, and how soon he could get to the next money pit. But I don't blame the doctors. Its the system they're caught up in.

[@LilyGazou]

Any recommendations for a good dentist there?

[@juliakillough1648]

Marce Corona n V

[@jeromeThailande]

you all need to read about John Sarno

[@MG707]

@Anna Freed you're an idiot please stfu

[@philsorensen6552]

I love living in Mazatlan, Mexico; warm and friendly people, great weather, super medical/dental services, excellent food/grocery stores, beaches. Will never go back to the US for many reasons. Maybe change insurance policies? Look into Aetna Insurance, never a problem.

[@southtrailsmichca2453]

And beautiful ladies

[@brandonvaldez7934]

@Greatest artist Who ever lived if you have money, oh boy, everything is cheaper your dollars are worth more, you can build a damn good house with like 120k

[@brandonvaldez7934]

@Greatest artist Who ever lived it's a actually pretty simple, they're illiterate, most of them don't even finish elementary school, thats why they can't get high paying jobs, so their only option is to work on low paying jobs, like really low paying jobs, but wait they keep reproducing even tho they have no money, no damn money what so ever, so that's when the struggle starts and they decide that it is the government's fault, they complain they don't get what they want because they couldn't even finish elementary school, so they go to the USA where they can earn dollars picking up onions

[@LilyGazou]

Beautiful place.

[@elchalchis]

@@brandonvaldez7934 coming from some one name "Brandon", The great majority of people coming to the US are not coming because they are "Illiterate " like you call them, you should be ashamed of yourself. We come here because there are no jobs for everyone in Mexico, nonetheless "High paying jobs" like you say. The great majority of Mexicanos that come to work into the US are great hardworking people (Tax Payers) that contribute to the wealth of the US. Remember a career DOESN'T necessarily makes you a better person. It surely opens doors for a better job, but I assure you that most of those whose you call "Illiterate " can teach you something Good about life.

[@chrisnj5137]

On my way to work here in New Jersey at 300am in the morning. And I found your channel. Really good. I subscribed.

[@1102-z7m]

can relate to this brother! we are an insane bunch....

[@61dodgelancer]

JC, you give an excellent explanation of why you moved to Mexico. God bless you and your wife. Wishing you all the best in Mexico.

[@desertpair2]

Of course, there are more reasons than just health care costs. If the U.S. has some advantages over Mexico, and it does . . . Mexico has many more advantages over the U.S. I'm a U.S. citizen from birth, but I'd rather live in Mexico. There are a few strings which prevent that, unfortunately, the main one of which is, ironically, my Mexican-American wife's strong attachment to her family here in the U.S.

[@kevinbetter4741]

I love hearing the birds in the background. Thanks for the vid!! Enjoy the sun .

[@aztopaz863]

This came up today in my recommended. Great video! I Love Mexico! I used to go to Rosa Rita for 8 days every year.. This last year I've lost my home. Was scammed out of thousands. Lost my family because I Lost my health. I have dedicated the last year to my health and self love! Dietary changes changed my whole life and perspective. Also started walking and doing yoga and not spending money, cooking at home, grilling my meats, and growing my own foods here in Phoenix. I would LOVE to move to Mexico! P.S. Older men are just hotttter than 30somethings I'm 35 and realizing older men are just better :)

[@JCTravelStories]

Years ago .... like 50 years ago ... we had a small trailer a friend kept on the beach in a run down trailer park in Rosa Rita. Way different now!!! :)

[@Alhambra22]

Shame on the American corrupt health system

[@jaimhaas5170]

I have been saying this for decades....we always have money to bomb caves but never $$$ to put into universal healthcare....tells you a lot about who is running this country and for the benefit of just a few.

[@Alhambra22]

@@jaimhaas5170 Very corrupt country this shiny home on the hill

[@jaimhaas5170]

@everydayidie alilmore same people controlling the information we get...it's not hard to figure out when you have been around a while.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

@@jaimhaas5170 We don't want universal healthcare.

[@jaimhaas5170]

@@MeadeSkeltonMusic oh let me guess... You're all set! Selfish moron.

[@df4480]

As a child I visited Mexico and my heart always felt at peace. Life was just beautiful and slow....

[@randyholly2594]

That insurance story pissed me off too! Just subscribed and looking forward to more posts. Have vacationed to Mexico several times. Recently retired and have considered the possibility of living there part time. So that makes your information timely.

[@arlenemurphyartistry]

I love this video! I've been a tourist in Mexico several times and love the people and the culture. Ajijic sounds like an awesome place to check out!

[@tcanderson1313]

Thanks for your video. I stumbled upon it by accident. I had the great pleasure to serve as the U.S. Consul General to Guadalajara for three years and loved every moment of it. I know from my visits to Lake Chapala and Ajijic how beautiful that area is and how many American citizens have moved their to enjoy their golden years. I'm glad that you found San Javier Hospital to meet your medical needs. They truly are superb. We organized a donation of toys to the children in their burn unit and cancer unit each year around Christmastime. I hope you continue to enjoy your time in lovely Guadalajara. We miss it every day now that we have returned to the States. The food, the music, the always spring weather, and of course, the warm and friendly people who welcomed us there like family.

[@JCTravelStories]

We've lived in Ajijic since 2004. The video is an old story. I've seen you at LCS. Thank you for your service here, Tanya. :)

[@duncanvincent9106]

I just stumbled across this video. So interesting and thanks for sharing. I have considered moving to Mexico myself particularly since I have a Mexican partner and she is the reason I’m moving into my “next chapter of life” as you put it , I believe.

[@JCTravelStories]

You've got a good reason to try Mexico with your partner being able to make some of the transition easier. :)

[@juddthnash]

Come here and share with her. :)

[@etsonguerra4252]

Ill recomend to mové to panamá, Costa Rica, Chile or Guatemala... Its less corrupt places with less violence than México.. I know I been there and lived in México before... Its funny how White think its a adventure but you have to think out the box, and think where you want to retire at..

[@odettemariemoronez7977]

I did too! great video❤🙏📣🔎😩📸😱

[@lawnharris8577]

@godsson711 that wasn't nice

[@lastrebel666ify]

You look happy to be there.... That's all the reasoning you need.

[@marisolaguilera7350]

I am from Michoacán,Mexico but Now I live in United States and I love both countries ❤️❤️

[@elyslt]

Marisol Aguilera ayyy

[@edwinalvarez6827]

Moving towards something you are attracted to rather than running away is a good life lesson. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@wmgthilgen]

I moved to Mazalan 5 years ago after I retired. Though most of the high or new technological are here, the generaly mind set of the people remind me of my youth some 65 years ago. People still sit on the stoop in the evening, children play in the various vacant lots and or under the street lights at night, games like tag or hide and seek are the games of preference. The biggest thing I've noticed is most Mexican's have only two rules to live by. They are, "Don't sweat the small stuff" and "Everything is small stuff"

[@ivanbeltran2530]

A LIKE MAZATLAN SINALOA TOO

[@domesticatedwolverine4152]

Yes, the whole Mexican lifestyle in general is very laidback. The majority of towns people are done with work at noon and the rest of the day is spent with friends and family. And if you live on the coastal state of Sinaloa you are in for a daily treat of mariscos, carne asada, and gallons of beer.

[@ulliweier1597]

@@domesticatedwolverine4152 As a German, I love this more relaxed mexican lifestyle. My 30+ years in CA have taken their toll. Traditional values like family, community or outreach (support for the not so lucky community members) have vanished in CA - Now, It's all about profit, profit and more profit. ulli

[@H-Zazoo]

Not sure I could describe this gentleman's wife's health issues as 'small stuff' to be honest.

[@valeriegriner5644]

Wow! That sounds so nice. I'm nearly 62 and I miss those "good ole days." Do you rent or have a house? Is there anywhere to park an RV if I decide to live in one? Any lots for rent? I would have to sell my house in GA. Sounds so good, and I never believed all the MSM propaganda about Mexicans being "bad people." They are good people.

[@cbishop41483]

My wife and I are in our mid thirties, and your story is so commonplace it's become obvious the US has turned in a giant business that couldn't care less for its populace. If you can't pay you lose everytime, headed to Mexico ASAP!!

[@Michele_Back]

Welcome. I'm from Texas, and have been living in Mexico City for 5 years. The first year was a big adjustment, but I honestly couldn't be more happy these days. Mexico City is one of the best cities in the world. There are so many foreigners that live here and the food scene is ridiculously good. Everytime I visit family in the U.S. I get so sad. The country is seriously in shambles and people have lost their minds. People are hostages to the system. Honestly I feel a million times more free here. I wish you the best ❤

[@domesticatedwolverine4152]

Michelle B if you wouldn't mind will you list a few examples of how the country is in shambles? The reason I ask is because I have also considered leaving the country. Thanks in advance.

[@Mexicaprincess]

We are moving to Mexico in a few months for the same reason. we are getting our paper work ready like our car permit and passports.

[@phubarnow5388]

@@Michele_Back What shambles? Where the Frig did you live at? Detroit?

[@Michele_Back]

@@phubarnow5388 No use trying to explain it to you. Get out and experience living in another country and you will see. People are not free in the U.S. It's so sad.

[@jtj33322]

Awesome story , I am in the process moving to Puerto Vallarta Thank you

[@rubenperez6661]

How can I start the proces

[@LarryManiccia]

Love your philosophy of life; Migrate toward the things that are drawing you in, don't run away from the things that may be pushing you away. Priceless!

[@DJBigMac209]

Great story. i really appreciate you taking the time out of your day to share it with us. Thank You

[@cajunjamis9001]

JC, thank you for being so open and honest. I have heard stories (Med.) about others with the same problems. Thanks again, Cajun! "They say, Mexico is the place to go!" J.R.

[@ElPrimoNuni1960]

The man talks with his heart 👍

[@mrstonig]

I truly understand what you described about the situation with American insurance companies. I detest the entire corporate corrupt for profit system. I’m disgusted with everything about America and I look forward to joining you in Mexico in the near future. Best wishes to you and your wife.

[@aliroels7073]

Mexico It is a beautiful country with beaches and beautiful places and I love living close to the ocean.(like the Mar of Cortes) Cancun.Playa de el Carmen.Ziguatanejo Huatulco, Pto Vallarta, La Paz Baja California.Acapulco etc..

[@deniscleary67]

i plan to visit los barilles in near future and also la paz; climate looks amazing

[@joansommerfield8419]

Ali Roels p

[@joansommerfield8419]

Ppp

[@jeremyray1148]

I took some time this morning to listen. I empathize. May love and light be with you and your wife.

[@sgjclub]

I hope that one day Mexico will be a safe and prosperous country, that the compatriots who abandoned it want to return, and that people come to enjoy life, calm, as well as you.

[@kingtutt61]

Great lessons in life here. I’ve learned a new one.....run ahead “to” something instead of running “away” from something in life! God bless JC.

[@vagotrotamundos4557]

Just came back to Mx after living in USA twenty something yrs... I was just missing the warmth of people, that's something you're not going to find anywhere else. I have 2 sisters living in california and when I ask them the name the neighbors around their house,... they know none of them, when in our hometown in Mx we knew all the people in the town.

[@maria13corvette]

Sure liked this video, one thing I do have to say you are a good man, the love you have shown for your wife during your lifetime goes beyond the call of duty. My husband is like you, loving and always looking out for me. One in a million nope trillion or zillion. I love Mexico not everything but for the most part as soon as SSI kicks is time to move.

[@JCTravelStories]

maria13corvette ... Hope that's soon for you, Maria! Don't wait minute longer than necessary. Life is short.

[@doctorzhivago1459]

maria13corvette I really appreciate your efforts to. Let us know what time works for you and I'll make sure to get the kids together for the Average person who is. More than bad news . I'm a dog for the album pink Floyd.

[@artbautista2092]

Good video amigo.....

[@memberinformation5888]

Colossians 1: 9 For this reason, since the day we heard about you, we have not stopped praying for you. We continually ask God to fill you with the knowledge of his will through all the wisdom and understanding that the Spirit gives,

[@silverroots3519]

Great to hear positive information about Mexico.

[@jocampo9435]

With the New President in Mexico,, many people are going to be wanting to move to Mexico 🇲🇽

[@MariaLopez-wy8zm]

I'm glad you love Mexico bud ,, you're welcome to stay , you are a great person ,,and expressed your self very well about Mexico ,,, God bless you all,😇

[@MartinLizamaMioni]

A Mexican is born were-ever he wants!

[@rober579]

Amen

[@Powerandknowledge1325]

That’s right. !!!!!!

[@jsupreme369]

You’re too White Washed to think for yourself.

[@carolg7570]

J Supreme that’s a saying of a famous Mexican singer

[@eldelachevy6058]

Ghoul Princess A Costa Rican born maybe nationalized Mexican, Chavela Vargas.

[@DianaRedlin]

I needed to be in the hospital in Mexico. It was serious and my doctor actually stayed by my bed for over an hour!!!!! the hospital was wonderful too. I just thought-I have NEVER had a doctor treat me with such caring and made the effort to help me understand what they had to do, what I had to do, what my husband had to do after we left his care. This was not done through a nurse or a physician's assistant but from him standing by my bed before I left. I loved that doctor and the medical care I received in Mexico and I thought then that everything I had heard about Mexico and its culture was wrong! Thank you for the site. Can't wait to hear more :)

[@JCTravelStories]

My wife, Lynn, has had two surgeries in Mexico .. a rotator cuff, and her spinal stimulator replaced. Both times a bed was provided for me in her room as she recovered.

[@alexolvera5150]

Sir....your composure is amazing. Seems like they messed with your soul, your heart , and all that means everything to you and you weren't having it

[@liliagarcia9326]

Hola!!! You need to take her to get acupuncture ,this lady from USA is living now in Zihuatanejo went to get the therapy and she got well ,she told me that she had her back problem for over 20 years and she was in pain all the time.this therapist is from morelia

[@stemarify]

Well said JC. I feel your pain. Like you, I love America, but Mexico has a lot going for it too. Keep up the good work and have a great day. Mark and Elizabeth.

[@thresher2656]

Mexico is America

[@oscarmaciasgomez7192]

As a Mexican-American, I appreciate that you took the time to see Mexico and meet it's people, instead of hearing things from People that have never been in Mexico or just visited a tourist town. My family is from Jalisco and some of them live in Guadalajara. Like you mention, there are positive and negative things about Mexico. I just hope that you continue to view Mexico in a positive way and not as it is being portrayed here in the States in reason years. Best wishes to you and your wife as you continue to live in Mexico.

[@JCTravelStories]

That video was a story from 18 years ago, Oscar. We have lived at Lake Chapala south of Guadalajara for all these years. We are legal permanent residents of Mexico. The current political rhetoric and hate speech in the US is as offensive to us as to you. You are Mexican-American. We are American-Mexicans. :)

[@fuufuuu]

Because Mexico 🇲🇽 is awesome. I lived there for two years.

[@DEEZVIC]

Enjoy your retirement Sir.

[@volvoturbo1]

Insurances are there to collect premiums no to pay bills, sad true

[@WhyNotNow]

Hi JC! You probably won't remember me (Lisa) BUT I just wanted to say BIG THANK YOU...you are one of the people I watched before my husband and I decided to make the jump and leave the U.S. and we have absolutely NO regrets. I had asked you about Lake Chapala awhile back and if there were younger couples there or if it was primarily an older community. We decided on Queretaro Mexico and have been living here/ got our temporary residency a little over a month ago. Our only regret is that vwe didn't do it sooner. Not sure if you have been to Queretaro but the climate is also lovely here..you should visit if you haven't already. To everyone out there - don't let the media feed you fear about moving here.

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

Thanks for the tips. You’ve convinced me to make Mexico my next home. Obviously big pharma is in cahoots with the insurance companies to gouge us all.

[@viva_am839]

Good for you, sir. It doesn't matter where you go. What matters is your pursuit of happiness. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@keithcozort2905]

Your "Why we moved to Mexico" story is very interesting to hear! Insurance companies are bottom-feeders in my view - always looking for AN OUT! You are an interesting fella and your videos are getting better and better - keep it up JC Travel Stories because you are providing a great service in educating and entertaining folks like myself.

[@JCTravelStories]

Thanks for the kind words, Keith!

[@sheilamorrell6329]

So agree with you, I'm Canadian and have lived in Chetumal, Quintana Roo for 15 years. I have taught and can tell you that my students have been wonderful and their families have become friends. So different from my last experience in Canada. I love Mexico, amazing biodiverse country with hard working people. I'm greatful to be here.

[@lygrotz]

Thanks JC for your heartfelt story. Can't wait to hear more!

[@JCTravelStories]

Can't wait to tell more. Good to have an audience. Thanks Laura!

[@piscesmoon6178]

I admire you both. All so true. It's a shame what they put us all through! Thank you I support you both!!!!

[@MrCarlosCli]

I liked your video because of it's straightforward approach. As a Mexican who lived in the states I understand you absolutely. So I subscribed to know more about your experience living in Mexico. I wish you the best possible. Thank you for sharing your experience. Carlos from Mexico city.

[@waywardspirit7898]

Love your honesty. We are contemplating a move south ourselves after a sailboat cruise into the sea of Cortez. An exploratory cruise so to speak. Thank you for the videos that help us decide what to do with our future.