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Health issues present another layer of complexity for those living long-term at sea. The medical facilities on cruise ships are generally equipped only to handle immediate injuries or minor ailments. As highlighted by the individuals I followed, when major health events occur, passengers may be disembarked in foreign ports without prior arrangements for continuous care.
Dental care proves particularly challenging—when faced with emergencies while sailing, residents find themselves navigating the complexities of unfamiliar healthcare systems in foreign countries. It's a daunting reality that underscores the importance of maintaining good health and insurance while living this lifestyle.