Here’s the truth, Medellin delivers. I’m going to dive into why it’s the best city in the world for American Veterans seeking a healthier, affordable and more enjoyable life. The kind of life that you deserve after your service, with a quality of life that you won’t find within the country we fought for. Culture […]
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If you’re a veteran looking for a budget-friendly way to travel, military space-available (Space-A) flights offer an incredible opportunity. Space-A allows eligible passengers to fill unused seats on military aircraft — at little or no cost. We’ve flown Space-A around the world, saving thousands of dollars while having some pretty cool adventures along the way.
Veterans in Paradise started with a simple concept, Vets Living in the Dominican Republic supporting other Vets. First in the forging of a collaborative community of Veterans living here, sharing resources, information and having get togethers. Secondly, in helping out interested Veterans in the United States to relocate to this island paradise. The creator of
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During the height of Covid the Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Chang Mai Thailand had one of it’s members struggling, this Veteran was in the midst of serious addiction and needed help. They got on the phone to one of the best treatment facilities in the world, Miracles Asia in Phuket. The first issue
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Hey! I’m Darcy, and I am currently living in Bangkok, Thailand with my five-year-old Westie, Tulip. How did I get here? Let’s roll the tape back… I grew up in Michigan and didn’t travel much except for the southeast US and nearby boring states. After high school, basically everyone at my school went to college.
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A man kills himself every twenty minutes in the United States of America. Twenty male Veterans kill themselves every day in the United States of America. So…you know, “What the fuck?” As an American Veteran with no kids, no wife, no pets, and no problems…I’m going to live abroad forever. There’s no such thing
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For years, my life in the United States felt like a constant battle. Anxiety and my panic disorder consumed my days, shaping the way I lived and the decisions I made. On the outside, I know I looked like someone just trying to navigate the hustle and bustle of life but inside was a different
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Getting out of the military after twenty years of service was the first time I felt truly lost. It’s a hard transition after spending your whole life taking care of your family and your soldiers. I was in a dark place and ended up moving back home to Texas to be around family and friends,
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How did I end up in Peru working with plant medicines? It is a question that I still ask myself because it seems like a course in life that I never came close to expecting. Going from a 100% Gung-Ho Marine in Afghanistan to living in Peru working with plant medicines is a big leap. It’s
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Living in San Miguel de Allende was an experience in vibrancy and relaxation for me. I attended Instituto Allende, a school of Art and Spanish on my GI Bill benefits in Mexico. Walking down a cobblestone street, seeing brightly colored houses with bougainvillea climbing upward, blooms of shocking pink overtaking the walls. Or brilliant murals with
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