Your story changes constantly. You were the one who said your mother was only able to sit all day in a chair and didn’t move thus my comment about needing to make sure she was moved to avoid pressure sores. She would still likely fail the medical because you could decide to access longterm care or you could ask that a feeding tube be put in if she stops eating and drinking. She could easily end up in hospital for various reasons like aspiration pneumonia or just pneumonia, a UTIs, just a general infection due to inactivity plus her use of adult incontinence products. Once someone qualifies for healthcare any document saying you wouldn’t put her in longterm care would not be enforceable. Most parents are not in Canada while their health deteriorates unless they have already received PR. Assume you will get pfl but many who fight seem to be approved and IRCC seems to be overly lenient with medical inadmissibility lately.
I try to stress to IMGs that getting licensed is such a long shot and they should consider other countries if they want to practice. How were both you and your wife able to succeed? Did you enter a special program to retrain doctors as family physicians in underserviced areas or did you both match and repeat a residency. Would like to pass on any suggestions for success. From what I hear it has only become more difficult since enrolment in Canadian medical schools has increased and Canadian who studied abroad get second priority. I know Canadian students struggle to change their matches If they need to change for various reasons or some go unmatched because of the small amount of residency spots.
I did not understand what you meant by pfl ???
Sorry for the confusion but my story is not changing, it is the same( i am just typing while doing 100 other things) . I meant that she sits quietly in her chair all day or walk around , and she is quite if nothing bothering her. she is not bed ridden but she is like 1 year old baby, needs to give her food and change her . She is still human been laugh to my joke and understands but cant talk .
Things could change from day to day and that would reflect the changes in my story.
At any circumstances i will put feeding tube, if she stops eating that would be the end.
And all the complication you mention any elderly parent could have.
I am very careful in preparing her food , i wash her daily. And so far no aspiration no UTI.
IMG is very challenging and difficult, in my case it was not easy but some how worked , I was newly graduated with no training back home and matched to residency here. My partner did the rural family medicine program few years later.
If it was for me it would be better for my parent to go back home , and enjoy their last few years in their home country. But God has different plan, my mother got sick and home country end in civil war.
Putting my mother in long term facility is like death sentence for her and it is big tabo in my culture or religion ( this is my personal opinion not my professional opinion) but again immigration will not look to that.
