i just submitted my full dox yesterday eh ;D, bale my 112th day from 1st aor. ngayon pa yun darating sa embassy. buti ka pa, few steps away from maple-leafed passport na.imbubbles said:mimi, im not sure eh. wala naman sinsabi sakin na may tumawag. musta ba status mo? katatapos lang ng medical ko kahapon
sinong makakasama ko? 
Sure, imbubbles. I would be very proud to share it here.imbubbles said:no prob, silverfox
hi mimi! dont worry, soon meds request ka naman.. sana PPR naman ako nun. haha. kaka-submit ko lang PPR na. wish you the best din. keep in contact ha. God blessmimi0713 said:
silverfox, few days ahead lang pala ako sayo. in process na ba status mo? if yes, i bet ur med request is on the way. did i tell you few days after in process saka nirealease meds ko? check sa post office niyo.. sayang ung time eh. remember, you have ti complete the med exam in 60 days from the date of the lettersilverfox said:Sure, imbubbles. I would be very proud to share it here.
thank you so much for sharing your experience, imbubbles. it's really first-hand info and very helpful to us who have no idea about what's going on during medical exams. Goodluck on another agony of waiting.imbubbles said:For those waiting for meds request and/or planning to have their medical exam soon, let me share this experience with you
hubby and I just had our medical exam at nationwide yesterday, july1. went to nationwide mga 9:30 after eating breakfast at chowking. At nationwide, we were asked to fill up the forms (ang dami!) and asked to wait until its our turn for physical check-up (which is the 1st part of the med exam). I really suggest that you go to nationwide early because some who arrive after us had to go back after lunch for their blood tests (hehe, naabutan sila).
For the physical exam, the doctor took my weight and height then asked me to go inside the little room for physical check up. In there, first, i was asked several things about my medical history..things that are listed/noted in the form, like if i had/have DM, HPN, Kidney-related probs, or if i have relatives who are undergoing/undergone dialysis, and the like. Then after the questioning (which are, BTW, just answerable by yes or NO), i was asked to undress.. i took off my clothing and bra (except panty) then the doctor did some inspection. I think he examined the symmetry and try just wanna make sure that I never had any surgeries or that i dont have any serious skin problems. The doctor also did some palpation in the breast, lymph nodes, neck and stomach while i was lying. The procedure was fast and simple. It took about 10-15 minutes. After that, i put on my clothes then was asked to pee for urine sample. I was glad my urine was crystal clear. haha as far as im concerned.
After the urine collection, we waited until its our turn for the blood extraction. It took about few seconds for the blood extraction then another few minutes for the check-xray. really, the procedure was so simple and fast. After that, at exactly 12 noon, we were told to eat and be back after lunch for the result. We ate then waited (longer than the procedure) for the result only to find out that they wont be giving any details about the result. They just told us that for now they didn't find anything that will require us to undergo any further/additional tests... that they will notify/inform us in 2-3 weeks if we will be needing those additional tests. hay.. if we only knew. But i couldn't complain.. im more than happy tohave finished the med exam
so another long waiting has began
no prob. its my pleasure.silverfox said:thank you so much for sharing your experience, imbubbles. it's really first-hand info and very helpful to us who have no idea about what's going on during medical exams. Goodluck on another agony of waiting.
if i may ask, under CLP karin o married na silver?
imbubbles,imbubbles said:silverfox, few days ahead lang pala ako sayo. in process na ba status mo? if yes, i bet ur med request is on the way. did i tell you few days after in process saka nirealease meds ko? check sa post office niyo.. sayang ung time eh. remember, you have ti complete the med exam in 60 days from the date of the letter
Kaya lang di ko sya naabutan.
imbubbles,imbubbles said:no prob. its my pleasure.
at kung sakaling mabigyan ng visa, mas mabuti na makapag-establish muna ako doon by myself bago sila pumunta. at least, one of us has already adjusted with the new life there.
yup, manila din ang VO ko... magka-timeline pala tayo sa full docs. sigurado one of these days magbabago narin ecas mo.. pray natin yansilverfox said:
Hi ISYSY.isysy said:
Chowking? Matagal na ako hindi nakakakain doon haimbubbles said:For those waiting for meds request and/or planning to have their medical exam soon, let me share this experience with you
hubby and I just had our medical exam at nationwide yesterday, july1. went to nationwide mga 9:30 after eating breakfast at chowking. At nationwide, we were asked to fill up the forms (ang dami!) and asked to wait until its our turn for physical check-up (which is the 1st part of the med exam). I really suggest that you go to nationwide early because some who arrive after us had to go back after lunch for their blood tests (hehe, naabutan sila).
For the physical exam, the doctor took my weight and height then asked me to go inside the little room for physical check up. In there, first, i was asked several things about my medical history..things that are listed/noted in the form, like if i had/have DM, HPN, Kidney-related probs, or if i have relatives who are undergoing/undergone dialysis, and the like. Then after the questioning (which are, BTW, just answerable by yes or NO), i was asked to undress.. i took off my clothing and bra (except panty) then the doctor did some inspection. I think he examined the symmetry and try just wanna make sure that I never had any surgeries or that i dont have any serious skin problems. The doctor also did some palpation in the breast, lymph nodes, neck and stomach while i was lying. The procedure was fast and simple. It took about 10-15 minutes. After that, i put on my clothes then was asked to pee for urine sample. I was glad my urine was crystal clear. haha as far as im concerned.
After the urine collection, we waited until its our turn for the blood extraction. It took about few seconds for the blood extraction then another few minutes for the check-xray. really, the procedure was so simple and fast. After that, at exactly 12 noon, we were told to eat and be back after lunch for the result. We ate then waited (longer than the procedure) for the result only to find out that they wont be giving any details about the result. They just told us that for now they didn't find anything that will require us to undergo any further/additional tests... that they will notify/inform us in 2-3 weeks if we will be needing those additional tests. hay.. if we only knew. But i couldn't complain.. im more than happy tohave finished the med exam
so another long waiting has began
nope its not compulsory, so I were you, just try to give your best to get that schedule and fly here, otherwise - oks lang.sunshine888 said:
silver, yan din dilema ko dati na baka mag "decision made".. pero pag wala naman reason para mangyari un im sure in few weeks, baka nga in 2 weeks meron na med requestsilverfox said:imbubbles,
I just checked, "Received by VO" pa rin ang ecas ko. apr 20 lang kasi yung date ng 2nd aor ko, over a month after yours, i think. but i've done a couple of visits to our post office here since last week to check, as well as to meet the postman (sana) to make some "arrangements" regarding the speedy delivery of my mail, in case he gets hold of it.
Sana lang mag change na yung ecas ko soon---sa "in process", huwag lang muna "decision made".
Saan mo ba plan mag land or magwork?i think after a year puwede mo na sila ipetition eh..
