Coping with Medical Emergencies in Van Life!

In this video, we delve into essential advice for nomads facing medical situations while on the road. Van life offers freedom and adventure, but it also comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to medical emergencies. This video is a must-watch for invaluable insights on handling medical emergencies while living life on the road.

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[leslieservantofgod]

Be well my friend I went through lung cancer and radiation while living off grid and I beat it I am cancer free😊

[littlewarrior]

Bob, PLEASE GET WELL SOON! OMGosh I can't believe you're still doing videos while you're in hospital for a cardiac emergency. You are so loved and treasured. You still care for others while you're in a urgent situation. Tim, thank you for adding your experience and encouragement. We are praying for your speedy recovery and stable wellbeing. Thank you for being out there for all of us. ❣️🙏🏾

[geoffmeek]

I had A-Fib and a heart ablation 14 years ago. Still doing good.

[puddintame]

Nomads are not the only folks who need community. We all do.

[haroldfitz]

You were probably more concerned for Cody than you were for yourself. Wishing you a speedy 100% recovery MrBob

[noragoss]

Bob, I am not a van-lifer or any kind of camper but I watch your videos. This is one of your best. All of your shows are about helping others take better care of themselves. Quick healing. God bless…

[onelove]

Huge respect for how calm you were, dude...

[gideonporter]

The things youtube nomad travel-life rarely addresses...but so important!

[nmr]

Bob, by now you're probably out of the hospital. Thank you for sharing with us. You and all the van lifers and everyone with medical issues of any kind are in my prayers!

[kbc]

I broke my foot and could not walk or drive for 2 months. I used my emergency fund to rent a one-level Airbnb with a ramp for one month (I live in a 226 sq ft yurt off-grid, so not a vehicle, but with a lot of the same types of challenges since I don't have a regular kitchen, bathroom, laundry, etc.) It was isolating and hard, but, unlike my yurt, the Airbnb was in a location where I could have groceries delivered and get an uber to drs appts. I was so glad I had that option because it allowed me to avoid taking the risks that living my usual lifestyle would have required. I was scared about how I was going to do my healing all on my own, but I made it through and I learned a lot.

[SSrominRuby]

Get well soon Bob. We all need you in this community.

[geokite]

Nothing stops Bob from providing information. Wow

[teacherl]

I was diagnosed with AF at age 52 and told i had to be on medication for the rest of my life or risk stroke, etc. .... i said fthat... i went all veggie, fruit, water and tea for over a year and re-diagnosed at age 54, last year, got a clean bill of health! ... Stay on the road, out of hospitals! Hope you get going and keep going!

[SoulEzee]

FYI: If you call customer service of a Walmart, you can request a motorized cart be brought out to you in the parking lot. Hope this is helpful. Most stores with their own parking will do that for you.

[inesmo]

Dear Bob, I’m from Portugal 🇵🇹 and I’m here to thank you and tell you how much you inspired me to change my life.
I’m a solo 50 plus woman, driving is very stressful for me and I’m a bit of a hoarder (just a bit😏) so I didn’t become nomadic, it just wasn’t the life for me.
But I changed my life when I moved from the city to the country. Now I live in a village, I’ve a back yard, grow some veggies 🥦, listen to the birds everyday… and I’m happier 😊
You inspired and encourage me to live my best life and for that I’m deeply grateful ❤.
The two dogs living with me are very grateful too 😊
Thank you so much ❤❤❤

[serenityjewel]

Bob!!! Seeing you in the bed made me tear up. I’ve been with you since you just had the cheaprvliving website and you were posting like everybody else on the discussion board. I bought my first minivan because of y’all (I really miss 2kniveskate). I know you’re not going to live forever but I hope you have at least another 30-40 years above ground, loving your life and fulfilling your purpose.

[cekfraun]

I am also 68 and thankfully have medicare. I'm so glad your procedure went well and you are doing fine! Your advice for nomads is also good advice for all of us who are not, but who enjoy watching your channel and dreaming about the nomadic life. Thanks!

[specialstone]

Hello Bob, I pray you get a miracle healing!

[dcrickerson]

Anyone that can say they enjoyed their knee replacement recovery is one tough son of a gun. Tim you're the man. I'm nearly 75 now and had mine done at 64 and it was tough! Did out patient physical therapy for two months.

[LifeBetweenTheDash]

Great tips: Emergency Fund, Home Base, Community. Glad you're ok.