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"I live in the Lake Chapala area south of Guadalajara. I moved 4.5 years ago and love living here. I am recently retired, and find life way more simple, open and flowing than my life prior living in the US. The weather suites me well. Some call it eternal spring here. It is a joy walking by the lake and the bird life is abundant. Mexican culture is colorful in it's many forms. I am very grateful to live here." - moushiyoshi

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"Hello! I'm looking for some advice on having a baby in Mexico. I will hopefully be marrying my Mexican partner before the baby is born and so the baby will have dual nationality (Mexican and British) I would like to hear from anyone who has been in a similar position. I am wondering about my rights as a parent in Mexico - do I lose any rights because I am foreign? Will I be able to take my baby out of the country without the father? (for example to the USA since we live on the border or to the UK to visit) Is there anyway I can be put on Social Security here in Mexico without being married so I can have my baby in a state hospital that I like? I have been working in Mexico for 2 years with my FM3. I would appreciate any advice anyone can give me. Emma" - elc83

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