Living in Fang Thailand

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fang37 Active member

Member since 27 April 2015

fang37Active member27 April 2015 09:16:48

I m a 66yo male - ex Oz - have a Thai partner.
Lived in CNX for 12 years & 3 weeks ago moved to Fang.
I am a retired golfer & have throat cancer.

My current activities - music, talking BS.

Priscilla ViP

Member since 30 May 2013

PriscillaViP28 April 2015 11:24:48

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Hi fang37,

Thank you for your introduction and i am sorry for your throat cancer.

Do you have some questions on expatriation to ask maybe?
Or maybe you can share your expat experience with us, it would be very much appreciated.

Priscilla

fang37 Active member

Member since 27 April 2015

fang37Active member04 May 2015 12:46:47

No question re relocation to LOS. I have been in LOS for 12+ years.

Regarding my life experience in LOS, I have made a few posts on this blog.

Throat cancer - stage 4 - had it for 6+ years. I should be deceased. In another way, it is an asset. It assists one in reevaluating one's lifestyle/values.

Thank you for your interest

Austin tuk tuk Member

Member since 20 June 2015

Austin tuk tukMember20 June 2015 03:08:49

Fang is a good choice indeed. Which part of Fang are you staying in? Wiang? May Fang bless you with plenty of 6 years ahead.

cnx37 Member

Member since 22 June 2015

cnx37Member22 June 2015 02:21:16

Songkwae - about 6km from the town centre.

After only a few days in Fang, I was hit by a pickup (only about 100m from home). BIG SURPRISE!

STerence New member

Member since 26 September 2015

STerenceNew member30 September 2015 17:55:13

Hi cnx37,
since your last posting in June till now, how's and have you recovered your injury? Hope all is well.
I drives up to Fang to meet friends and hotspring baths almost every cold season.
Best regards,

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