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...developing several other diseases including cardiovascular ailments, stroke, breast cancer, kidney, and colon cancer, osteoarthritis, Type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure. Obesity top contributor to other diseases--As per the latest official statistics, nearly 25 percent of Canadian...

Not sure why are you so negative washington.state. I am sure there are many well educated immigrants in Canada who are working in their field of expertise. Are you saying all these negative things from your experience in Canada? If so, then my sympathies with you. I feel that you must be...

1. One to three hours depending on X-rays lab waiting time and Doctor availability. 2. TB (yes), some STD but no diabetes unless you claim on the form you have it then they will have to do extra serum test for you. 3. Doctor is responsible to send the results to Ottawa. They will then review and...

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...truthful thats why forms are knowingly vague. What is serious disease? Ask a lawyer, only way to know is if IRCC is challenged in a JR. Is diabetes a serious disease? Again, no one knows. Is Parkinsons? Again same story. Practically, here is what will happen : If you answer that question as...

Yes of course. My income is many more times than the LICO. And agreed on the expenses - all of those things are considered. I primarily want my parents to live with me and have health coverage. Hence why even on a supervisa I am hesitant for anything beyond 4 to 6 months. I mean even an...

Thank you very much for this response I said I suffered no ill effects because the doctors said there was no damage back then and the condition that caused the stroke has disappeared as for other things, I do occasionally have to see the cardiologist and endocrinologist and do some bloodwork...

You need to see this below: Excessive demand decisions Immigration applicants must be admissible to Canada on health grounds. Excessive demand on health or social services is 1 of 3 health grounds. An officer will refuse your application, based on the results of your immigration medical...

...like a European way of looking at things and managing the diseases. I am very interested in this aspect as one of my daughters has Type I diabetes, and the local way of looking at it was like "Eat what you want, just keep injecting more and more insulin", while Canadian sites seem to be...

honestly the thought of such a diet had come to me out of my reasoning as I found out while crash dieting initially that I could survive with a fraction of what I used to eat before...it feels awesome to know that my reasoning has some ground... :) --- secondly even the whole lifestyle is...

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...replacement or organ transplant; c. you are awaiting further tests or medical treatment for heart disease; d. you require insulin to treat diabetes and also take prescription medication for heart disease; e. you have any medical condition necessitating the use of home oxygen; f. you take...

Hi po again, If you don't mind. Can you share this along with your timeline in this thread http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/parents-sponsership-joine-here-t91654.6045.html Please mention that you are from the Philippines, but your visa office is OTTAWA. This...

...BestQuote deals with a couple of different insurance companies that will individually assess a situation like Parkinson's - or Diabetes, heart conditions, ect. The best way to find out what those options may be or whether a standard contract will offer the coverage you need for your own...

...resident of Toronto, Toussaint developed kidney complications in 2006. She was already ailing from a host of other health problems including diabetes, blood clots and tumors. Unable to pay the bills herself, Toussaint applied for permanent residency in 2008. It would entitle her to receive a...

...have minimal requirements for hospitalization or social services. NO ACTIVE TB OR DANGEROUS BEHAVIOUR. (e.g. NORMAL CHILDREN, controlled diabetes and/or hypertension with no associated significant end organ damage, cataracts not requiring immediate surgery, psychiatric disorders that are well...

I had a ceaseian in 2012 but i was in another country and have no access to the reports what should I do?

...This is very ambiguous. I believe almost every parent or grand parent will have gone some surgery or is a patient of blood pressure, diabetes, hyper tension, vertigo, knee issues etc. What would they want to see? Or what exactly the Canadian Government and the Medical Insurance companies want...