Elena shares her eye-opening experiences and the biggest culture shocks she faced upon arriving in Germany. From navigating the healthcare system to understanding public transportation, Elena's story provides a unique look at daily life in Germany. Learn about the stereotypes she held about Germans before her move and how her perceptions transformed as she immersed herself in German culture.
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Nice lady 😊
She’s so cute 🥰
The camaraderie among participants is palpable. It’s like being among friends, albeit virtual ones.✨
Hello dear, pharmacist here; when you have musculoskeletal problem most of the time you only need analgesics and anti-inflammatory so it’s not a wrong diagnosis after using it for a while you’ll be healed unless you have chronic underlying condition
I’ve seen you in 3 other comment sections now. You the new chicken?
@@Geldof4444 What the hell you means? And which 3 sections you’re talking about?
As a Ukrainian myself, I know that Ukrainians often do not understand the medical practices in Western countries. In Western countries, medicine is based on evidence. Doctors usually don’t prescribe any treatment that won’t help. In Ukraine, people often want medicine for everything, even when it’s not necessary for their health. The case in the video is similar. She had some basic back problems that could improve on their own, which is why the doctor gave her some basic pills. She called a Ukrainian doctor, who likely gave her some exercises that probably didn’t help much but also didn’t cause harm. She did those exercises and believed they helped, rather than just giving it time.
I’m on the western side then. I never take pharmacy things unless really necessary
If she can get better medical help online, stick with that and don’t bother doctors. There’s not much doctors can do for bad backs – it’s usually physio and exercise that helps.
I talked to an Eastern European woman in London who’d been to see a doctor about a sore throat and cold ffs. She said the NHS was no good because they didn’t give her a blood test or antibiotics. 🙄
Blood test could help to understand if it’s a virus or bacterial infection at least
You betrayed your own nation & now you are complaining about Germany…!!! The audacity…
Germany is making a lot of sacrifices to take people in. Its admirable
They also supplying a lot to the Ukronazis
Привітання від Українця родом із Канади