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I've been considering leaving the USA for some time now. I have some pretty hardcore medical problems and financially I have a very hard time handling them here. If something doesn't change for me soon, I'll almost certainly die in the next few years. I'm already past my 'expiration date' by a number of years. And my current cardiologists have no idea how long I have to go. They do believe If I don't get an infection anytime soon, I could live for at least 2 yrs.

My gf wants to have a child also. I'm not 100% sure if I want one since I doubt I'll be around for much of their life. My father died when I was a year old, and I'm not sure if I want that for my child.  What I have isn't genetic but I was born with it. 

I've been considering moving to a few countries that supposedly have great hospitals. Like Finland, Denmark and Iceland. I've also thought about Sweden. My gf is most worried about her getting a work visa. She works as a Blog editor right now in San Francisco.  And makes a decent amount of money.

I however am as broke as a joke. I've been working hard to start a charity for kids with heart defects but because I'm sick so often I have a very hard time dedicating the amount of time needed for it.

I've tried nearly every major hospital in the USA to get a heart transplant but I've been rejected by all due to me being such a high risk due to the amount of scar tissue I have after having 14 heart surgeries.

I doubt I'll get a transplant in another country but it's at least worth a try. I just know this transition would be difficult but I would like to know how to make it easier on myself and what I should look into. What countries are hardest to get work visas for as a US Citizen. How hard is it to become a citizen of certain countries,etc?
<bot>: Dying from heart problems I was born with. USA Hospitals are too expensive and I've exhausted all my outs across the US. Would like to try Europe as a last ditch effort to save my life.