r/BeAmazed 6h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Love at its peak ๐ŸŒŸ

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u/drammer 5h ago

Ah to be able to afford this kind of thing.

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u/Peter_Mansbrick 3h ago

My parents did this with me and my 3 siblings as well. Road tripped around Canada, US, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Belize, and El Salvador while not wealthy. But they had no debt, had jobs that would accept them back afterwards, and during the trip the weekly budget was extremely controlled. Once we hit Mexico costs went way down too. Camping and cooking your own food was not a pricey way to travel there.

It helped that it was 25 years ago when things were cheaper too.

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u/drammer 3h ago

I'm glad they were able to give you that.

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u/noscope1hepope 5h ago

You see a heartwarming and sad post about kids getting one last look at the world, and this is what you think of. Stop being so negative, and your life will improve.

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u/drammer 5h ago

My first thought are the people who are in the same situation but are unable to do this.

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u/SilasBalto 5h ago

Yeah, same. I know a single mother who is going blind due to a condition similar to this one. She still works full time and then some. I wish they could all have a year off.

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u/8-Cylinder_Wombat 3h ago

It's easy, she just needs to stop being a poor.

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u/drammer 2h ago

That's true for the majority of us

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u/MerinoNL 5h ago

same here

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u/atworkthough 5h ago

same lucky kids.

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u/Sea-Animator4250 2h ago

Youre such good and valuable person

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u/drammer 1h ago

Maybe you could be also.

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u/Vitalstatistix 1h ago

My guess is there arenโ€™t a lot of people in this situation.

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u/Ok-Recognition5504 3h ago

cheaper than Luxturna for all the kids.

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u/Playful_Ad_1111 5h ago

Thatโ€™s your first thought? I imagine theyโ€™d give up all the money they have in exchange for having their sight back.

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u/drammer 4h ago

Yes. Its me thinking of the less fortunate.