A mother’s ‘desperate situation’ in her battle to get healthcare promised for people on low incomes

Denice Carter, 46, her husband Stephen, 53 and their daughter Tara, now 13, bought a house in Pinar De Campoverde six years ago. ‘We loved Spain and what it had to offer,’ she says. ‘After looking into all aspects of Spain especially health and education we finally came to stay for keeps. We also looked into our finances to find that we could manage a simple but relaxed way of life and apportioned our small amount of savings according to our families needs until we were fully retired’.