Vital Center / Reported by Huang Yunxuan
▲Courtney came to Kaohsiung for 8 days and fell in love with Kaohsiung, and stayed for 8 years. (Image / Summary from Do Not Trouble Studio YouTube)
Many foreigners come to Taiwan to learn Chinese and experience different cultures. However, foreigners living in Taiwan often encounter difficulties. Courtney, an American girl living in Kaohsiung, was involved in a serious car accident in Taiwan. Medical expenses amount to 192,000. Fortunately, due to health insurance, the final price was 88,000 yuan, so she said “thank you very much”, and my mother also thanked the Taiwanese people for their enthusiasm to help others.
YouTube channel “Don’t make trouble at the studio” recently shared a story from Courtney, Florida, USA where she revealed that the reason she came to Taiwan is that a friend once invited her to Kaohsiung for 8 days. turned into 8 years old she Even used in Taiwanese “Now I’m from Kaohsiung!”
Courtney enjoys mountaineering, yoga and diving, but a car accident took that away from her. Courtney said she was sent to the hospital immediately after the car crash and she underwent an operation the next day. At that time, she only had her right hand left, so she needed someone to take care of her. She fed her, helped her get dressed, even put her in diapers for two weeks and then had to deal with a long rehabilitation. Even the medical staff said “I’m not sure when she will be able to walk like before,” Courtney said bluntly “It really was the darkest time of my life.”
▲ Courtney’s mother was heartbroken and flew to Taiwan after receiving the news, but still choked when she remembered the situation. (Image / Summary from Do Not Trouble Studio YouTube)
Upon hearing the news, Courtney’s mother said, “Even though Courtney did find a caregiver, she wasn’t a real family after all.” So Courtney’s mother immediately flew to Taiwan to take care of her daughter. first time in Taiwan. , although I wish I had come for a different reason, but I need to be here with you.”
Courtney said the total medical expenses came to 192,000 Taiwan dollars, but luckily she has Taiwanese health insurance, so the final cost was 88,000 Taiwan dollars. Courtney said: “I’m really thankful. The whole medical team is very professional and the operation is also very successful. I believe I can recover 100% in the future.” Courtney also said at the end that her mother felt that Taiwanese people are really helpful: when she saw her in a wheelchair, she would help her up the stairs and open the door, and she would shout “It’s really unforgettable, thank you”.
▲ Video source: YouTube, please forgive me if it is removed
