AboutRon Russell Expertise I lived full time in the Chapala-Ajijic area for 7 years, and now Manzanillo area 4 years. During that time I provided information (health care, working papers, immigration, driving, cost of living, insurance, culture, divorce in Mexico, trusts vs direct deed,etc) to help people make the decision about whether the area was right for them, either full or part-time.
Now living north of Manzanillo on the Pacific Coast. I live legally in Mexico.
Experience Founding partner of a facilitation company for people thinking about relocating to the Lake Chapala area of Mexico. I am no longer involved in this company's activities.
Have driven extensively in the area, to the coast (Manzanillo, Puerto Vallarta, Colima),to Patzcuaro, etc. Bused to Mexico City, flew to Chiapas. Also driven in Honduras, from Ontario Canada through border crossings at Laredo and Reynosa Texas to Lakeside. Can provide instructions and border crossing info. Publications: DISCOVER MEXICO, HEAD FOR MEXICO-THE RENEGADE GUIDE BY DON ADAMS. Video and MM production specialist. I do NOT sell real estate!
Question Hi, my name is Pauline and i live in Australia and i'am currently studing for my cert 3 in aged care and i am wondering if you can help me my question is: A man from Mexico is a resident,and his daughter says that she cannot care for him when he goes home. This may be because in Mexico women cannot give care if? I have spoken to my tafe teacher and she said to find it on the internet and i have searched and searched and you are my last resort hoping you can help me. cheers
Answer Hi Pauline, I don't understand the statement because Mexican Society is all about caring. I have never known a gentler and more caring people. We often see teenage girls and boys sitting with their grandparents in the village square during holiday celebrations. The older generation and infirm individuals are highly respected and taken care of.
It makes no sense that a daughter would not care for a father here in Mexico. She would take care of him as a first priority before anything else.
