
suegarn
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I wouldn't want to be living in that apartment at the top of the mountain! 😧
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19 hours ago, Susy Wilson said:
We used Dr. Moya for my mothers care when she came down to visit last December. He had her hospitalized at the Sanatorio hospital in Guad as well. I had to stay with her 24/7 as there was no assistance for her to get to the bathroom or anything else for that matter. They were very nice but no actual nursing assistant services at all of course. Her treatment consisted of diuretics through an IV. That was the only treatment she had. No other medications, no other treatment. Instead of the hospital giving us a bill that we could pay as we left the hospital Dr. Moya got the bill. I asked repeatedly for the bill and asked daily if there was any sort of information I could have as to what the cost might be and Dr. Moya just kept putting me off. Finally he brought the bill to us 2 days after mom was discharged from the hospital. The total was $5150 US dollars and It was only $13000 pesos for the hospital and $98,000 for Dr Moya. He saw her twice and did a EKG at our house before she was hospitalized. I know the cost for the full hospitalization would have been more NOB but I did think that Dr. Moya's bill was quite excessive:/ We would not return to him under any circumstances. I did not appreciate that he did not give us much information the whole time and we felt we were sort of in the dark through the whole situation and as a retired RN I was very unsatisfied with his level of care and sharing of information:/ Just how things worked out for us.
I had a totally different experience with Dr. Moya. I was taken by ambulance to a hospital in Guad, received a stent and stayed overnight in the ICU. Full care from the nursing staff (even bathed me in the morning!). Dr. Moya then drove me home to Ajijic himself! The itemized bill from the hospital included all the surgical costs and hospital stay. Dr. Moya never billed me anything, even with a couple of house calls post-surgery! I was so amazed and I double-checked the bill to see where his fee may be. He never received any money!
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I agree with Senoir D. One year ago, I had a heart attack (main artery totally clogged). Dr. Moya was my cardiologist. Took excellent care of me after my surgery (even drove me home to Ajijic himself when I was released from hospital!). Then he actually came to my home for three follow-up visits. After that, I was able to take the bus to his clinic for further check-ups! I highly recommend him!
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5 hours ago, oregontochapala said:
For those searching for a cheap rental, there is a $4900 rental listed on https://www.facebook.com/groups/lakechapalarentals
I went to the page, but could not find the rental that you are talking about. Maybe the post was deleted?
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According to their website, the only days they close are Christmas Day and New Year's Day. We were there yesterday (Good Friday) and they were open.
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Lost electricity for three days over the weekend, so need to make a trip to Costco to replace a lot of frozen items. Will they be open this Sunday?
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If Mexican autoworkers get more money, will this mean that non-unionized workers, such as maids and gardeners, will get more as well?
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/29/business/economy/usmca-deal.html
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2 hours ago, mexijims1 said:
Where are they open, now that they are not on carretera in heart of Ajijic?
Thanks.
They're on Hidalgo, across from the Ajijic plaza.
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Building a roadway out in the lake is probably the most practical solution for the traffic congestion in Lakeside. The lake is shallow enough that building a road (bridge-style with concrete piers) could work very well. It could carry traffic all the way from Chapala to Jocotopec. Like a highway, it should only have enter and exit ramps in about five or six places (Chapala, San Antonio, Ajijic Centro, San Juan Cosala, and Joco, for example).
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I have the list for the other ones, like 800 or 888, but I can't find the alternative for 855. TIA.
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23 minutes ago, tomgates said:
Maybe timjwilson would be wise to invest in an automobile!
tomgates, I find your comment to be insensitive and not helpful to timjwilson and others in his position. I'm sure if he could afford one, he would have considered that a long time ago. Not everyone can afford to have a vehicle, including me! Or maybe his disability prevents him from being able to drive.
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Arborio rice is available at Walmart and El Torito. Sorry, I've never bought duck fat, so I don't know where you would get that.
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I like Tepetate for their Chicken Pad Thai. It's made with tamarind sauce, instead of peanut sauce. I find peanut sauce overpowers the flavors of the the other ingredients in the dish.
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I would think the most likely place that would serve that would be Johanna's restaurant in La Floresta.
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There are many small Telcel offices around Ajijic. There's one beside Alex's Pasta Bar across from the Plaza Bugambillas. There's a couple across from the Ajijic Plaza. And I'm sure there are more, but those are the ones that come to mind at this time.
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Take your hummingbird feeders in at night, otherwise the bats will suck them dry!
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Sent you a PM.
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16 minutes ago, luvsdawgs said:
It is amazing to me that so many "holier than thou" people are on this board. So many perfect people who never, ever have made a mistake. It is called an "accident" for a reason.
ac·ci·dent
noun-
an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury."he had an accident at the factory"
synonyms: mishap, misfortune, misadventure, mischance, unfortunate incident, injury, disaster, tragedy, catastrophe, contretemps, calamity, blow, trouble, problem, difficulty; technicalcasualty"he was involved in an accident at work". -
an event that happens by chance or that is without apparent or deliberate cause."the pregnancy was an accident"
synonyms: chance, mere chance, coincidence, twist of fate, freak, hazard;
, I doubt she did it on purpose.
No one is saying she did it on purpose. She admitted that she was confused. As we get older, our reflexes usually slow down. Her reaction time could also be impaired due to medications she may be taking. The driver should have to take a complete driving test just to make sure that she is capable, so that she doesn't hurt herself or others.
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Also check out Muebles America or Coppel in Chapala.....they have several different styles of recliners. I bought one at Muebles America and they delivered it the next day,
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There is no 'internet only' package. The least expensive one is internet and telephone with up to 40 Mbps. That is 399 pesos a month.
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I've noticed that a few times when I try to post a topic. I get that same message, and yet my post appears on the board. Can the moderator check this out? My account settings seem to be normal.
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I live on Zaragoza, and last evening at dinnertime, the water ran out for about an hour, then came back. This morning, the same problem! I'm hoping it will be back on soon.
Cafe/Baker SAVITA
in La Cocina
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My favorite cinnamon buns are the ones from Vicky's Sourdough on the Libramiento!