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"RV is right, if you are lucky, Mexico will \"assimilate\" you. This involves, not surprisingly, hanging around a lot of Mexican people. Yesterday, I spent most of a morning at a Mexican general hospital in Guadalajara (which accepts Seguro Popular insurance). We managed to see two Anaesthetists and a panel of five Urologists, including the head of Department. All conferring as to how to best remove a kidney stone. Myself, my wife, and our medical translator were the only pale faces out of a hospital full of at least five hundred people (Mexican doctor and hospital visits are often a family affair). Not one unfriendly face. Important breakthrough is learning Mexican humor. A nice, smiling older woman was seated next to me, and she asked in Spanish, how long I had been waiting to see a doctor. I told her Doctor, no, I was waiting for the number 65 autobus, late once again. She thought his was hilarious, and will probably tell her family this story over and over again. This is the heart of the common people, many who live on much, much less than what you describe.\n \n"
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