edandpranee

I bought my house in Jomtien 16 years ago. I went through many agents who would only show you one or two places a day. I was staying in a hotel, my thai wife said let's just rent the hotel van and look around ourselves. We toured many villages on both the Dark side and ocean side. looking for for sale signs we found many and followed up on quite a few. We found our house that afternoon we still live in today no agent involved hired a paralegal to protect us while dealing with the owner. The location is still perfect for us and I would pick the same house again.

Glaucoma is treated with eye drops or other procedures not with lens inserts which are used to treat cataracts

Go to Bangkok Pattaya hospital, see an opthamologist, get an eye checkup and prescription--then go to any place you want with the prescription to get your new glasses.

My wife who is Thai along with my sister-in-law with no appoint walked into Pattaya City hospital for the vaccine. My wife got her first shot of sinovax that day sister-in-law got an appointment for the next day. The second shot which they both got last week was Astrazeneca.

My wife and sister-in-law both just walked in to Pattaya city Hospital and stood in line to get an appointment. Wife got her first shot that day my sister-in-law the next day they both have appointments for their second shots in three weeks. First Sinovic second Astra Zenica. They are both Thai's and have been on a waiting list for the Monona vaccine for over three months--prepaid 3300 Baht each. We applied one in the hand is worth two in the bush and will lose the 3300 Baht each but at least now they are now vaccinated. Problem solved.

I've been seeing Dr. Anna at BPH for over 16 years. She attended Stanford Medical School in California. Just can't say enough good things about her she's the best of the best. Look up her Bio on Bangkok Pattaya Hospital website. She treats me for Basel Cell a type of skin cancer.