This article by Chuck Bolotin of Best Places in the World to Retire and published in the prestigious website NextAvenue gives reasons why it’s better in certain areas of Latin America.
In his Ajijic area office in Mexico, neurosurgeon Dr. Gabriel Varela listened to me patiently and without interruption for 10 minutes as I went on and on about my shoulder and arm pain.
After he was sure I’d finished, Varela smiled reassuringly and waited a beat. Then, with much greater efficiency of language than I had just displayed, he summarized the situation: “You’ve reached the age of ‘Nuncas.’”
Varela explained…
Click here to read full article by Chuck Bolotin on Next Avenue.org
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