Final medical treatment then leave the UK

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Final medical treatment then leave the UK

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So went to the consultant today and he is arranging an angioplasty after which providing I don't have a stroke/heart attack/bleedout I can book some flight tickets.

Cambodia may not be my final destination but you never know until you try.
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MarkArmstrong wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 12:39 am So went to the consultant today and he is arranging an angioplasty after which providing I don't have a stroke/heart attack/bleedout I can book some flight tickets.

Cambodia may not be my final destination but you never know until you try.
Don't catch anything nasty like antibiotic resistant MRSA. We don't want any nasty first world diseases here, thank you very much.

If you have a dodgy ticker, there is a very good cardiologist in PP. He is Khmer, but trained and practiced in France for 20 years, and you don't get to do that unless you know what's what.
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