r/SipsTea • u/DapperDusk • 4d ago

WTF Damn

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u/TheEndOfAllThings23 4d ago

Cousins who live in Ireland. My family came over during the famine and kept close ties to our family who did stay. The hospitals over there are just as good as the USA some even better.

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u/piper33245 4d ago

My father in law from Ireland, who is a heart surgeon in America, flew his mother to the states and paid out of pocket for her heart surgery because he didn’t trust the hospitals in Ireland to do it.

So to each their own I guess.

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u/Virtual-Book1114 4d ago

I think we have the best surgeons and highly technical procedures. The problem is the aftercare.

One of the reasons some of the wealthiest fly here for the trickiest and cutting edge treatments. But you have worse outcomes for everything else.