Is there any place in Pakistan, which houses 'RETIRED PERSONS'?
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there aren't any.. i have a little suggestion, if u r interested start one of your own, it will help a lot of other people facing same problems.
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my friends mom lives there 64 yrs old ...she loves it and I have visited her its a great place and not a typical retirement community !!! visit in person before you decide that's your bet bet :)
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Actually, there are some places in Mexico with large numbers of U.S. expatriates. If I remember correctly, in Mexicali, or in some other part of Baja California, there is a large community of retirees from the U.S. They go there, because the climate is pleasant and because the cost of living is low.
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There are no different things as military and politics as for now in pakistan. It was a democracy and hopefully will be one soon.
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universities? pakistan? \n\nit is oxymoron
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Yes actually, in this very country. There are very few instances of it, but the fed. government has set up reservation-like areas for Practioners Of Old Principles And Religions, or P.O.O.P.A.R. You typically find these areas in sparsely habited or states that nobody wants to be in, such as Kansas, Nebraska and northern Nevada.
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Hi, Doctor here from Rawalpindi\n\nWhat you are looking for is Lewy Body Dementia\nIt is a brain related disorder with features of memory loss, hallucinations or Parkinson like state. Treatable with course of medication dependent on age,heatlh and personal care.\n\nYou have asked about private clinic/hospital for its treatment. As an answer i say\n\n1-- Treatment duration is not fixed and stay at hospital is costly so if there are no financial constraints then move to points below.\n2-- Psychiatric illness experts availble in Rawalpindi will be most helpful as diseases is related to their field.\n3-- Doctors like DR. Fareed Minhas runs his own private clinic on Peshawar road. He is the Head of department of Pyschiatry in Rawalpindi General Hospital and Rawalpindi Medical college. You can get your mother admitted at his private Hospital. The name of the hospital i can't recall but i am 100% its on Peshwar road,rawalpindi.You can get the name of his hospital from Rawalpindi general hospital or Hire some to get the things fixed for you.\n\n2-- Other Doctors are Dr. AAsma Humayun also working under Dr. Fareed Minhas, she runs her own private clinic.Whether she admits any patients to her clinic or not , i am not aware of that.\n\n3-- Valley clinic on peshawar road alos caters for patients like these ,visited by famous doctors as well.\n\n4-- Get her admitted at Shafi Clinic located near Sadiqabad rawalpindi. Run by Dr. Shoaib Shafi . He is head of department of Medicine ,District head quarters hospital, Rawalpindi. He will be helpful with over 20 years of experience in his hand.\n\nWell these are the top places with good doctors for this disorder in rawalpindi. Hope thats helps
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http://sat-asia.net/ <- pakistan based networking company.
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Fonthill Gardens in Hawthorne CA. is a muslim nursing home.\nContact the nearest mosque, someone might also work with a hospice, hospital, or nursing home, but would probably know of any organizations.
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Only place I know of if it is still there is Cotton Eye Joes. But, not sure on age. been a long time since i have lived there.
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Contact the Human Resources Department in Staffordshire.  The benefits manager would have information on the government pensions for former/current employees.
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Keep your ass in Pakistan. Go to Mexico. That Country is getting emptier by the day.
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spinning mills are for to see. Come to the Netherlands and you see alot... from all aging .
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Here is a site about blood marriages in Pakistan.  I'm not sure if this is the topic you mean.
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I'm not sure of the answer, but wikipedia might! go to http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki  and search for Pakistan or "fruit lassi" or both and see what they say.
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Karachi (independence until 1958)\nRawalpindi (temporary capital)\nIslamabad
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Hmmmmmmmmm how about the senior citizens club.