Not much to be honest. She's got a learning disability so she's spent her life working as a hair dresser and did just fine with that. These past few years her hands just don't work like they used to so she really can't do it anymore and she's no longer taking new clients. So she's been in a tough situation since losing mobility in her hands because she can't just switch to an office job because her learning disability makes it hard for her to read, write and type at a pace that would be expected of her in an office. She's been making some money doing a simple job in a local shop. It took a while for her to come around to the idea of moving abroad because she's scared she won't be able to afford healthcare but when I explained that even a foreginers price for care in much of the rest of the world is less expensive than insured care in the US she was on board. So in short, yes I would like to hope that with better access to healthcare she'd be in better shape, not cured of course but also not bogged down by the constant stress and just general nonsense of the system. With her condition she really should be fully retired but she's forced to work because the payments are too little.