One more reason to leave

I have already been told by a Danish lawyer that I need to make plans to go home to America to die so that Danish inheritance laws do not screw my Americans kids in favor of my Danish-American kid.  One cannot even make personal decisions on who gets what when you die in this country.  Equal parts for all the kids?  No way - DANISH kids get at least 50% and the rest of the siblings can fight over the leftovers.

But back to the subject at hand:  one of the dirty little secrets in DK is that the "family practitioner" doctor in DK is actually the gatekeeper who decides who gets to go further into the medical system.  So part of the primary care-giver's job is to cut costs by denying you access.  Is it really any wonder that elder care is so dismal?  "This person is about to die anyway, so why bother taking care of them?"

Then throw in the fact that DK is facing a dire shortage of qualified medical personnel, yet refuses to recognize the perfectly legitimate credentials of medical practitioners from many other countries.  Some of those countries have more stringent educational requirements than DK.  It is "Danish smug" working against DK's best interests with little relief in sight.