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So after being let down for my hip replacement, I’m thinking of going private my mate went to Lithuania and got his done, I’m thinking of going to Toronto to get mine done


$21,00O lot of money but as people have told me we need that quality of life and at the moment with the situation with my hip not being able to do every day things , it will be money well spent.
 
Ducans elbow said:
So after being let down for my hip replacement, I’m thinking of going private my mate went to Lithuania and got his done, I’m thinking of going to Toronto to get mine done


$21,00O lot of money but as people have told me we need that quality of life and at the moment with the situation with my hip not being able to do every day things , it will be money well spent.
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I have no idea if Finland contracts out the health services but it is available here to us in a place called Tampere ,worth a look after for you . I think my friend paid 1500€ .

  • Medical Tourism: Finland has specialized, globally recognized orthopedic hospitals like Coxa Hospital for Joint Replacement and Orton that accept international patients.
But reading this I am not sure traveling abroad offers the best solution ,you would of course be welcome here for your stay but it is a long affair :-

Hip joint replacement surgery - Orton

The most common reason for hip joint replacement surgery is hip osteoarthritis. Orton Hospital is specialized in joint replacement surgeries.
www.orton.fi www.orton.fi
 
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Good morning all on this promising day here .I hope all are well and had a good night's rest .We don't have the shell type easter eggs over here I don't think ,they are all filled which suits me down to the ground . Not much happening here until my scouse mate calls to sort out his Kodi , he is not the best at describing a problem ! "it just doesn't work ! " thanks for whatsapp where we can point and watch otherwise it would be impossible despite talking the same lingo .
Have a great day all COYB
 
Armaghtoffee said:
@anjelikaferrett just been reading an interview with Ireland’s new declaree Harvey Vale. It took him 15 months to get his passport. He qualifies through his Grandfather.
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They told us it would be 9 months to get the foreign birth registration- which was bang on for my brother. Once he applied for his passport it only took a couple of weeks. My foreign birth registration took 11 months but I still haven't had it sent back to me after not being delivered. Im going to ring them today
 
Good morning all. Belated happy birthday to @blue to the bone . I hope you had a good day. I hope you are feeling better @Barnfred 55.
We had a lovely weekend in Nottingham. It was good to see Chris and Sophie and Frankie had a great time. Yesterday was recovery day🤣.
Im missing Everton a lot so have been scrolling social media to get my fix.Did you see Jack Grealish with the Down's Syndrome team. He was lovely. I used to think he was a typical overpaid arrogant footballer but as he's got older he seems to have grown up and his interactions with children are just wonderful. Totally genuine. We need to buy him.
No plans today- housework beckons!
Have a good one
 
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Val P said:
Evening everyone I hope you’re all well. I was sad to see ROI go out last night too and am just watching Garner in the friendly against Uruguay.i hope he doesn’t take any chances with injury whilst trying to impress Tuchel but if a World Cup place is at stake I guess you would.
Yesterday we went to Manchester to a virtual reality trip around Machu Pichu. Well I reckon my knees would not take me around the real one so this was as good as it could get. Very weird, first time I’ve done anything like it. At one point in the virtual world you got taken up thousands of feet stood on a rock - I have never been so scared I literally couldn’t move 😂 it was like having a nightmare but being awake. Hubby couldn’t cope with it as it gave him vertigo so I went to machu pichu on my own. A very interesting experience.
Enjoy your EFC free weekend everyone 💙
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Thanks for the heads up ( excuse the pun). Always wanted to go to MP but not so sure now . I'm like Mr P , suffer from vertigo
 
peteblue said:
Years ago I bought a business and building that was an art gallery and picture framers for my wife and son and had the ownership put in their names so that it was theirs. They ran it together for 20+ years until my wife’s Alzheimer’s took over. Anyway, my son has been approached by another businessman looking for premises for which ours fits the bill and we’ve reached agreement on price. I hold a Lasting Power of Attorney on behalf of my wife as she is incapable in the extreme. I think I’m allowed due to the LPOA, together with my son, to sell the property without going to court for additional permission. I’ll have to have a word with our solicitor I suppose. Yet something else running around my head in the wee small hours. It’s hard enough just looking after Kay all day without having to deal with additional legal issues. I really wouldn’t wish this upon my worst enemy. Anyway I’ll try to get some sleep and figure it all out……
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As with the very little legal advice that I offer nowadays , having been retired for over 10 years , it comes with a caveat - check it with someone who knows what they are talking about Pete.

However , having also got a LPOA for my mum ( who sadly has no real assets) yes I believe that it gives you title to sell the property on behalf of Kay.

You will, of course, have to effectively keep her share of any proceeds in a trust for her use but I'm sure you were going to do that anyway / realised that.

The conveyancing / commercial solicitor handling the sale will be able to advise you further.
 
jazzy said:
As with the very little legal advice that I offer nowadays , having been retired for over 10 years , it comes with a caveat - check it with someone who knows what they are talking about Pete.

However , having also got a LPOA for my mum ( who sadly has no real assets) yes I believe that it gives you title to sell the property on behalf of Kay.

You will, of course, have to effectively keep her share of any proceeds in a trust for her use but I'm sure you were going to do that anyway / realised that.

The conveyancing / commercial solicitor handling the sale will be able to advise you further.
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Thanks Jazzy. My solicitor also said she would do certified copies of the LPOA for use as required…
 

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