Feckin' awesome video, loved the nature and the offhanded humor you bring. Can't wait to see Paraguay again and learn more than ever before! Keep up the love, light, and hippy jazz. Happy to see you happy:)
Dengue is very serious...my son in law has had it twice...each time it is worse...the third time can be fatal...For this reason he cannot visit us on the Equator ...Please be careful..
I agree, it is very serious. I had it once (got it in India) and was barely functioning on the way home, spent weeks in bed after that. When I finally went to see a specialist on tropical diseases, thinking that I would now be immune to it, he told me to be careful, because it could be fatal if I got it a second time. :(
@@Stormin505 i dont think so, but chlorine dioxide worked for me, i recovered in 3 day, the last time i got Dengue, in last February i took it since i heard some Germans that live in Paraguay believe that Dengue is Poisoning, and Chlorine is also good at treating poisoning
When I got dengue fever I couldn't eat or drink it disabled me for over a week never been so ill in all my life.i'm scared to get it again I don't think I would survive.
After living the expat life (or whatever you'd like to call it, I'm too old to care if it's pc or not at this point, lol) for 10 years, it takes a 1 year min to decompress, at least if you are American. I've seen a lot of travelers unravel. Unsupervised, no expectations, many fall into degeneracy. A rare few manage to find their footing and live solid. But all are better off from what I've seen. Just don't make life harder for the locals, yeah? Give it a try, you won't regret it
You have such a good energy about you man, gives me a bitta hope for the future. I wish it was as contagious as the pretend thing that "everyone caught" in 2020 lol Jusy curious, what can you do for work there offline as a forgeiner? Very limited no? It would be the main thing stopping me, online seems to be on track for going kaput soon so I don't want to rely on that for income....
I am glad I can bring hope and a little joy to people along the way. Life is now about planning and making good choices. Work here is scars and you have to think outside the box. Besides the Camino Verde Project, Susi and I have to the guest house in Asuncion and we are launching new products for the marketplace. You have to in order to survive here. However I believe in working smarter not harder and working with others makes things easier and more fun. Reach out anytime and let's talk, maybe we can do something together or even just help each other along the way.
Haai, gaaf om n Afrikaans sprekende se video te sien. Ek kyk al n rukkie na die Paraguay idee en wil altyd meer leer. Maar sê my asb, is daar heelwat blankes daar? Meer Suid Afrikaners? Hoeveel sou n klein plot kos, waar mens n paar hoenders kan hou en groente groei? Shame, dis seker n dom vraag. Maar anyway, ek sal dalk kyk om vir n week by julle te kom kuier en self sien war gaan aan. Laat weet as ek jou op watsapp kan bel. Dankie
DANKIE, COOL VIDEO..KON NIE MOOI HOOR WAAR IS DIE PLEK..? ..EN IN WATTER DORP..?EN PRESIESE NAAM VAN JULLE ONDERNEMING..?..SAL GRAAG BESOEK WIL KOM AFLE..😊😅❤😂
Hi, 🐦🐦🦜🦜🦜May I share the most important news you will ever hear? God the Father sent His holy Son Jesus Christ(Y'shua Ha' Mashiach) from heaven to earth, to be born of a virgin. He grew up and died on the cross for our sins. He was put into a tomb for 3 days, and then Abba Father raised Jesus to life and He appeared to people and went back to Heaven. We must all sincerely receive Jesus to be a true child of God. It says in John 1:12 "But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name." Will you genuinely believe on Christ Jesus and truly receive Him today, before it is too late?
Talk is cheap and listening seems to be a a commodity that very few people have. As I have said in the videos before our project starts at the end of febuary March. But Mevrou is welcome to visit our website for pictures caminoverdeparaguay.com. As for the background, I am as I said before I am at our guesthouse in Asuncion in our garden and your welcome to see more pictures of that at casaastralpy.com
Just because you have survived dengue fever doesn't mean a person can't die from it so stop saying it is nothing when it is very serious I should know i had .
Feckin' awesome video, loved the nature and the offhanded humor you bring. Can't wait to see Paraguay again and learn more than ever before! Keep up the love, light, and hippy jazz. Happy to see you happy:)
Thanks P.J. I always end up with a smile when seeing your videos,see you soon!
Dengue is very serious...my son in law has had it twice...each time it is worse...the third time can be fatal...For this reason he cannot visit us on the Equator ...Please be careful..
I agree, it is very serious. I had it once (got it in India) and was barely functioning on the way home, spent weeks in bed after that. When I finally went to see a specialist on tropical diseases, thinking that I would now be immune to it, he told me to be careful, because it could be fatal if I got it a second time. :(
i am Paraguayan, i had Dengue 6 times now, the worst was back in early 2020
Does Ivermectin work?
@@Stormin505 i dont think so, but chlorine dioxide worked for me, i recovered in 3 day, the last time i got Dengue, in last February i took it since i heard some Germans that live in Paraguay believe that Dengue is Poisoning, and Chlorine is also good at treating poisoning
I’ve heard there is a new vaccine for adults…? Dengvaxia, but only available in the US.
When I got dengue fever I couldn't eat or drink it disabled me for over a week never been so ill in all my life.i'm scared to get it again I don't think I would survive.
After living the expat life (or whatever you'd like to call it, I'm too old to care if it's pc or not at this point, lol) for 10 years, it takes a 1 year min to decompress, at least if you are American. I've seen a lot of travelers unravel. Unsupervised, no expectations, many fall into degeneracy. A rare few manage to find their footing and live solid. But all are better off from what I've seen. Just don't make life harder for the locals, yeah? Give it a try, you won't regret it
You have such a good energy about you man, gives me a bitta hope for the future.
I wish it was as contagious as the pretend thing that "everyone caught" in 2020 lol
Jusy curious, what can you do for work there offline as a forgeiner? Very limited no?
It would be the main thing stopping me, online seems to be on track for going kaput soon so I don't want to rely on that for income....
I am glad I can bring hope and a little joy to people along the way.
Life is now about planning and making good choices. Work here is scars and you have to think outside the box. Besides the Camino Verde Project, Susi and I have to the guest house in Asuncion and we are launching new products for the marketplace. You have to in order to survive here.
However I believe in working smarter not harder and working with others makes things easier and more fun.
Reach out anytime and let's talk, maybe we can do something together or even just help each other along the way.
Haai, gaaf om n Afrikaans sprekende se video te sien. Ek kyk al n rukkie na die Paraguay idee en wil altyd meer leer. Maar sê my asb, is daar heelwat blankes daar? Meer Suid Afrikaners? Hoeveel sou n klein plot kos, waar mens n paar hoenders kan hou en groente groei? Shame, dis seker n dom vraag. Maar anyway, ek sal dalk kyk om vir n week by julle te kom kuier en self sien war gaan aan. Laat weet as ek jou op watsapp kan bel. Dankie
Did you get dengue fever in Paraguay. I got dengue fever in the Philippines and nearly died
@@JoeLakeview I had dengue and chikungunya fever and survived.
DANKIE, COOL VIDEO..KON NIE MOOI HOOR WAAR IS DIE PLEK..? ..EN IN WATTER DORP..?EN PRESIESE NAAM VAN JULLE ONDERNEMING..?..SAL GRAAG BESOEK WIL KOM AFLE..😊😅❤😂
@@johanswart1730 Your welcome to visit our website casaastralpy.com or for our rural community development project caminoverdeparaguay.com
Hi. I'm going to Asuncion in the middle of this month. Have you an email contact so if I need to? I sincerely thank you for that. Hope see you soon
Hi,
Contact us on info@casaastralpy.com or info@caminoverdeparaguay.com. Here is my WhatsApp +595981093123
Hi, 🐦🐦🦜🦜🦜May I share the most important news you will ever hear? God the Father sent His holy Son Jesus Christ(Y'shua Ha' Mashiach) from heaven to earth, to be born of a virgin. He grew up and died on the cross for our sins. He was put into a tomb for 3 days, and then Abba Father raised Jesus to life and He appeared to people and went back to Heaven. We must all sincerely receive Jesus to be a true child of God. It says in John 1:12 "But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name." Will you genuinely believe on Christ Jesus and truly receive Him today, before it is too late?
just so you know your website isn't working
It's working. Maybe refresh your browser
it partially loaded, now won't load. You have server issues.@@Moving-to-Paraguay
Ja Meneer, talk is cheap! The 'Grand Boys ' would like to see what's in the 'background '.... ie: show some pics of your project?
Talk is cheap and listening seems to be a a commodity that very few people have. As I have said in the videos before our project starts at the end of febuary March. But Mevrou is welcome to visit our website for pictures caminoverdeparaguay.com. As for the background, I am as I said before I am at our guesthouse in Asuncion in our garden and your welcome to see more pictures of that at casaastralpy.com
Just because you have survived dengue fever doesn't mean a person can't die from it so stop saying it is nothing when it is very serious I should know i had .
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You can get dengue no matter how healthy you are. Many people die with dengue fever and it is common.
@@JoeLakeview I had both fevers and I survived and so did you. Well done man. Sickness is also a frame of mind and mental mindset.
@@JoeLakeviewStatistically speaking, more people die from the flu than from dengue.