Hands off! Two cases of suspect breast cancer
This article has been written by Claudiaexpat and Silviaexpat that share a similar experience abroad. Years ago I lost my sister to breast cancer, and as a result I made
Acid attacks in Bangladesh
Paola lives in Dhaka, from where she sends this interesting and moving article on acid attacks in Bangladesh. Thanks Paola! “Millions of women and girls around the world are assaulted,
Small guide against insects in case of “hard relocation”
Gabriella, a long time friend of Expatclic, after years of living in Africa, gives us some very useful pieces of advice in case you have to face a hard relocation.
My two-pronged attack of Dengue in Honduras
In this article, Claudiaexpat shares her experience of a two-pronged attack of Dengue when she was living in Honduras. Every time I look back at my whole expatlife, I always
Health, to stay or go home?
We thank Natalie Tollenaere, life coach and cross-cultural trainer who has lived in multiple countries. Don’t be mistaken – whether we like it or not, our body comes with
Health care system in Australia
Aleexpat tells us about the health care system in Australia, her host country. The public health care system in Australia, managed by the federal government, is known as Medicare. It
Latin dance
Should you happen to spend some time in Latin America, I warmly suggest you don’t miss taking some dancing classes while you’re there. Latin dance applied to aerobic exercises offers
Accidents abroad: the importance of an emergency plan
Pilar (former Pilarexpat, of the Hispanic team of Expatclic.com) tells us about her husband’s tragic accident eight months after their relocation to Chile, and reflects on the aspects we must
Healthcare in France
We thank Pauline, of www.mondassur.com for this article that tells us about Healthcare in France. The topic of health is of basic importance for expatriates. Most women that decide to
God! Where does my baby go?
We thank Magdalena, life coach in the Bay Area, for this useful article! Back to school anxiety in a new country Starting a new school has always been a
