Ukrainian Migrant Shares Disillusioning Realities of Life in America

A Ukrainian woman, who identifies herself as an English teacher for migrants, recently shared her personal experiences of living in the United States, offering a perspective that challenges common perceptions. Having resided in six countries outside Ukraine, she spent half a year in America after winning a Green Card before deciding not to return. In her detailed account, she raised concerns about safety in the U.S., citing incidents of violence against politicians and ordinary citizens, suggesting such occurrences are becoming normalized. She also critically assessed the quality of food, describing it as "plastic" and noting that common vegetables like cucumbers and tomatoes had an unappealing, metallic taste. While acknowledging the significant opportunities available in America for those willing to work diligently, she cautioned potential migrants about the high cost of living. She emphasized that while salaries might be higher than in Europe or Ukraine, expenses, particularly for medical insurance, are also substantially greater. She stated that even with insurance, individuals might face additional out-of-pocket payments of thousands of dollars for serious medical procedures. She concluded by inviting viewers to share their thoughts on her observations.

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