Hi, although only in her 40's my wife suffers from numerous health conditions and is always in constant pain. We are trying to emigrate to Bali for a more relaxed way of life, less pressure and to better, and lengthen, her quality of life.
Before we can emigrate we need to ensure we can either obtain the prescribed medications she is on from a clinic/pharmacy in Bali. Or, where the same medication is unavailable, and there locally available alternatives?
We expect that many of her medications will be available on prescriptionmin Bali but the pain medication and one other are most likely restricted, which may not be an issue, or illegal altogether. As an example, she has three opioid based pain killers and has rescribed Morphine in our home. We know that opioids are either restricted or illegal in Bali. But, are they restricted but available on prescription, or just not available at all? There must be Indonesian pain alleviating medications, so something must be available as an alternative.
If anyone has personal experience, works in a clinic or pharmacy, or can provide contact details for someone we can contact we would be very grateful. If we can't medicate my wife then we just can't go, it's as simple as that, and that would be a great shame.
So, thanks in advance to anyone that can help us out with this.
All the best, Andy and Georgina (Bedfordshire, UK)
