Sick in a Foreign Land
Sick Abroad – My Struggle for Survival After Emigration by Jens-Peter Mickmann tells the true story of an emigration to Norway that turned into an existential crisis after a serious illness. The book vividly shows how healthcare systems reach their limits when people are trapped between bureaucracy, homelessness, and illness, and it casts a critical light on how politics and society deal with those affected. The narrative combines personal experience with social relevance and provides valuable insights into the challenges of emigration, illness, and hope. It is aimed at readers interested in autobiographies, social criticism, emigration stories, and first-hand accounts of healthcare systems. Sick in a Foreign Land by Andreas Vollmer von Jens-Peter Mickmann can be purchased on Amazon