A doctor I know has a similar story. Immigrated with less than 40 dollars. Now he's a leading neurologist and iirc has a degree in engineering as well, because, why not? I love these sorts of stories.
I’m always so curious as to how someone can migrate to a country with little to no money and somehow make it past the first week. Like where do you sleep? How do you eat? I assume they don’t have a job lined up when they get to their destination? Maybe family is waiting for them? I just wanna know how they pull it off.
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Adamant_Narwhal on May 16th, 2019 at 17:07 UTC »
A doctor I know has a similar story. Immigrated with less than 40 dollars. Now he's a leading neurologist and iirc has a degree in engineering as well, because, why not? I love these sorts of stories.
DucksRow on May 16th, 2019 at 18:49 UTC »
I’m always so curious as to how someone can migrate to a country with little to no money and somehow make it past the first week. Like where do you sleep? How do you eat? I assume they don’t have a job lined up when they get to their destination? Maybe family is waiting for them? I just wanna know how they pull it off.
mmmikhailov on May 16th, 2019 at 18:58 UTC »
Hard times bring strong people.
Strong people bring good times.
Good times bring weak people.
Weak people bring hard times.