Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Apr 29th 2010, 5:41 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Oh crap, went for medicals today. I'm fit and healthy ....but he discovered a previously unknown heart murmur.
He said there's "no way" this will stop me getting to Canada because it seems quite mild. But I now have to book an appointment with a Cardiologist and face a delay of, well, who knows how long
So I'll just have to travel back and forth between Toronto and the UK to see my Canadian Girlfriend for a while longer. This really is turning into a saga!
He said there's "no way" this will stop me getting to Canada because it seems quite mild. But I now have to book an appointment with a Cardiologist and face a delay of, well, who knows how long
So I'll just have to travel back and forth between Toronto and the UK to see my Canadian Girlfriend for a while longer. This really is turning into a saga!
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Apr 29th 2010, 7:22 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Apr 29th 2010, 7:37 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Phew!
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Great news
Apr 29th 2010, 8:11 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
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Apr 29th 2010, 8:15 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Phew!
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
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Apr 30th 2010, 7:13 am
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Phew!
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Apr 30th 2010, 7:26 am
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Gratz on the progress Miss C , Lins & Can :0)
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Apr 30th 2010, 2:33 pm
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Apr 30th 2010, 3:27 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Congratulations to all that have just received their good news
Should I be getting concerned or am I just getting paranoid
We had our meds 7-weeks ago, DMP says everything went off to london ok
(6-weeks ago) and our RPRF draft has been cashed, but not a dickie bird since.......
Binty
Should I be getting concerned or am I just getting paranoid
We had our meds 7-weeks ago, DMP says everything went off to london ok (6-weeks ago) and our RPRF draft has been cashed, but not a dickie bird since.......
Binty
Apr 30th 2010, 10:13 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
OK, concerned it is then..... Just got a call from our immigration people saying CHC has requested further tests from me
I have to take a sputum test to confirm that whatever they've found on my x-ray is 'inactive' TB
I went into an immediate panic and looked up the symptoms of TB on the net and I don't have any single symptom listed. I also had the BCG injection at school.
that this will turn out to be just a set back in our application and nothing horrible can't help but worry though.......
Binty
I have to take a sputum test to confirm that whatever they've found on my x-ray is 'inactive' TB
I went into an immediate panic and looked up the symptoms of TB on the net and I don't have any single symptom listed. I also had the BCG injection at school. that this will turn out to be just a set back in our application and nothing horrible can't help but worry though.......Binty
Apr 30th 2010, 11:18 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
OK, concerned it is then..... Just got a call from our immigration people saying CHC has requested further tests from me
I have to take a sputum test to confirm that whatever they've found on my x-ray is 'inactive' TB I went into an immediate panic and looked up the symptoms of TB on the net and I don't have any single symptom listed. I also had the BCG injection at school.
that this will turn out to be just a set back in our application and nothing horrible can't help but worry though.......
Binty
I have to take a sputum test to confirm that whatever they've found on my x-ray is 'inactive' TB
I went into an immediate panic and looked up the symptoms of TB on the net and I don't have any single symptom listed. I also had the BCG injection at school. that this will turn out to be just a set back in our application and nothing horrible can't help but worry though.......Binty
I hope it all works out.
May 1st 2010, 2:37 am
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Phew!
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
Just got back from the Cardiologist. I'm fine, there is a heart murmur, but it's due to a powerful heart pumping too much blood, there's nothing physically wrong with me.
I'm so bloody relieved! This week has taught me a lot about stress-management and it's definitely made me aware of my own mortality!
Thanks for your support everyone, what a great forum this is.
Tim.
OK, concerned it is then..... Just got a call from our immigration people saying CHC has requested further tests from me
I have to take a sputum test to confirm that whatever they've found on my x-ray is 'inactive' TB I went into an immediate panic and looked up the symptoms of TB on the net and I don't have any single symptom listed. I also had the BCG injection at school.
that this will turn out to be just a set back in our application and nothing horrible can't help but worry though.......
Binty
I have to take a sputum test to confirm that whatever they've found on my x-ray is 'inactive' TB
I went into an immediate panic and looked up the symptoms of TB on the net and I don't have any single symptom listed. I also had the BCG injection at school. that this will turn out to be just a set back in our application and nothing horrible can't help but worry though.......Binty
BCG does not protect you from all the different strains of TB. TB is treatable and would not affect you getting PR, attending for treatment would be a condition of you PR.
Having to do this caused a massive delay for us, put we got PPR in the end.
Good luck.
May 1st 2010, 6:39 am
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
Thanks Guys, I'll let you know how it goes
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May 1st 2010, 12:51 pm
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Re: Timeline - FSW application to CIO in Sydney, NS
have a great time - the Okanagan isn't it?
I'm visiting Kelowna in July & am counting down already.
[QUOTE=Miss Clinique;8530494]We have had an email this morning from our Immigration Lawyer conatining a copy of the AOR he recieved from CIC yesterday
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Great news
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