Dan, not to be rude, especially in view of your recent loss, but when both of you took the decision to leave Canada and settle in Goa many years ago, you must have been aware of the implications that would result.
One of those would be that the medical care you would get would be of another dimension. Of course the many positives of living in Goa would perhaps have compensated for the negatives of which medical care is one and all things considered, you must have taken the decision to relocate. Of course one can always wish that thinks will improve and speedily, but since you asked, I would say " you can't have your cake....." Good wishes, Roland Francis Toronto. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dan Driscoll Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 1:29 PM To: Goanet Post Subject: [Goanet] Doctor in the House? In any case, it's over now; and I must apologize for having today ventilated my distress to the good Doctor himself, in his own chambers. I'm still left with the notion that (somewhat like 'Sunday Open Pharmacy') the public should be able to avail of a 'doctor housecall', without having to move a critically ill patient or resort to an ambulance service. Is that a feasability---or am I just being a bit 'old fashioned'?
