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Hi Everyone
My father recently had Heart Bypass surgery. Couple of his arteries were closed so doctor´s performed by pass surgery. As per doctors his heart is better then new and he should not have similar problem in his life again i.e requiring another heart by pass surgery. My question is what are the implication of his surgery on the medical that he will have to clear for immigration. I am Canadian PR holder and will apply for my parents under family class next year so I guess we still have about 4-5 years before he will need to go for medical. Hopefuly by that time he have fully recovered and will be taking minimum or no medication for his heart bypass.
If anyone has undergone similar situation and can share their experience or any other related information then I will be really grateful.
[12-08-2010,18:13]
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corpus |
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Medical inadmissable conditions (in reply to: Implication of Heart By pass Surgery on Medical)
Asymptomatic positive serology-HIV
Metastatic breast disease
Mildly mentally retarded (mental retardation - moderate)
Osteoarthritis
Moderate to severe mental retardation with autistic features
Chronic ischemic heart disease
Multiple sclerosis
Cancer
Severe restrictive lung disease
Rheumatoid Arthritis
severe hearing impairment with delay in speech development
Downs Syndrome and certain related cardiovascular difficulties
an atypical form of cerebral palsy
schizophrenia (chronic paranoid type)
Parkinson’s disease
[13-08-2010,14:38]
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Anonymous |
Where did you get that information? (in reply to: Implication of Heart By pass Surgery on Medical)
Am I to gather from that list that if you have any form of cancer you are inadmissible?
[17-08-2010,02:41]
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Keely |
If demands excessive burden on CANADA (in reply to: Implication of Heart By pass Surgery on Medical)
Lung cancer with a 3.5 cm tumour removed
Metastatic breast disease of a breast cancer survivor
Undergone surgery for a Stage I (T2, NO, Mx) cancerous growth on the lung
Stage III-A (T3, NO, Mx) adenocarcinoma
Cancer may also be a factor for other cases;
Diagnosed with oesophageal cancer ( H & C factor)
An advanced stage of breast cancer which has resulted in related complications of her spine, ribs, axilla, skin, lungs and leg ( a removal order stay factor)
http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/en/index.html
[17-08-2010,12:11]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Implication of Heart By pass Surgery on Medical)
not sure what this list is...
are these cases where someone is already in Canada? is this spousal sponsorship - which we all know has different threshold on medical clearances.
Please explain.
[17-08-2010,14:32]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Implication of Heart By pass Surgery on Medical)
I gathered these medical conditions from federal court cases in which the applicants sought a judicial review for their denied PR applications.
Quite a few people were denied entry to Canada as a PR because of their own or family medical conditions, especially their disabled or handicapped children.
Yes, there is nothing like good health.
[18-08-2010,00:32]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Implication of Heart By pass Surgery on Medical)
you did not answer my question. Skilled worker or family class? There is a HUGE difference.
[18-08-2010,01:05]
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Sharon |
