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How well were health issues addressed during the program?

The healthcare was easily accessible if you knew the unspoken rules. You will be seen by a doctor promptly only if you emphasize that your need is urgent. I, for example, had an ongoing respiratory infection that was not improving. I wanted to see a general practitioner, but when I called they said that the next available appointment was next week. I did not feel comfortable waiting a week given how my cough was disrupting my work/overall enjoyment of life. Fiona, who deals with these sort of things at the program, told me that I should call and lay it on. I called and said I was having difficulty breathing. I had an appointment that afternoon. Do not expect the General Practitioner to ask important/sensitive/perceptive questions about your health. It is a 10 minute appointment and they are busy. Come in on a mission, with concerns, history, and questions for further treatment if possible.

I think that I did not consider that I may have preferred a program that was more focused on fun/cultural immersion than academic rigor.

(1 = not very easy/$200+ on food & personal expenses/week, 2.5 = $100/week, 5 = very easily/minimal cost)

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