mike787

Welcome to the land of smiles and the safe roads where pedestrians have rights...got to love it here! 

Cant wait to see how thai system plays this out...agreed with other comments, the girl should be the new face of justice.

Welcome to the land of smiles.  This is just one of the many things as foreigners we either need to accept or NOT.  It's the thai way of doing business.  NOTHING any foreigner will or can do to change this. Period!  I can only hope NO foreigner finds themselves in circumstances that complicate or injure their lives in such irreconcilable ways.  

Welcome to the land of smiles and HIND BRAIN processing...got to love it!!!  Why not just walk away, let destiny sort it out....

When people ask me for advice about coming to Thailand, what is the 1 MOST important thing: accept that if you're are ever in close proximity to a road regardless of your transport method, EXPECT to die; the rest of your vacation should be easier.  I have accepted the fact my life in Thailand has less value than a bug when it hits the windshield...

I like the returntotheuk comments, very helpful.  My philippine wife that I brought over to Thailand has milliary TB, with an extra-pulmonary component (meaning it has disseminated) to involve the GI.  Took her to Bummrungrad hospital for excellent treatment.  She is recovering now despite almost losing her. 

My mind is, if your going to throw everything at the wall  to see what sticks, Bumrungrad has not disappointed me.  I am speaking as a medical professional that has worked in Canada and the USA for 24 years; very impressed with Bumrungrad's physicians ability to diagnoses and treatment interventions.

I also can't emphasis enough as well...bring all medical information with you: images, blood work results, MD summaries, etc.  The doctors can help as much as you can help them...."you win-I win" philosophy helps!

I will add I like your approach to treating her; if one door doesn't open, find another, or make an opening...never give up!

Good luck to both of you!