You’ve thought about living abroad, but you keep hearing negative feedback about the countries your considering. Don't worry! You're going to retire in a specific place and not just any old landmass; pick out what kind of life do want for yourself by picking an area within its borders that matches with as much ease into this lifestyle - or at least try before making such drastic decisions without knowing anything else first-hand other than statistics from social media posts on how great those places are while they last (and remember: it's better safe then sorry).

The big question is not whether you have what it takes to live in another country, but where specifically. You may be considering three countries that each boast different benefits and drawbacks for living overseas - so take this into consideration when deciding which location would best suit your needs as an American retiree!

Do you have to live in an English-speaking area? If so, this immediately narrows down the places that you can choose from within each country. For example: El Valle de Anton (in Panama's Pacific coast) and Bocas del Toro are both enclaves of people who speak mostly or solely English - with no shortage for European visitors either!

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