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> Omg A Britian Women Denied A Austalian Visa, because shes too thin
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post Jul 30 2004, 11:41 PM
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well iamonly abiut 48kgs some people are just really skiny iam about 4 foot something though iam short plus have scoliosis and type one diabetes so mine is medical but who knows hers could be too


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post Jul 30 2004, 11:43 PM
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Lucky I was born here, cause I'm only 40kgs ph34r.gif


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post Jul 30 2004, 11:44 PM
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hey i saw the story man she is skinny and like aus has like the 2nd highest obesity rate wat r people thinking more skinnier pplz in aus the better role models man stupid!
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post Jul 30 2004, 11:46 PM
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QUOTE (moonchild02 @ Jul 30 2004, 11:43 PM)
Lucky I was born here, cause I'm only 40kgs ph34r.gif

me too moonchild or we may have been kicked out ohmy.gif laugh.gif


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post Jul 30 2004, 11:50 PM
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w00t.gif Lucky us! We get to be too thin together! w00t.gif


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post Jul 31 2004, 12:08 AM
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It is really slack, but as someone mentioned, its all to do with the fact that being so thin she may need medical expensies etc piad fror.. the government cant afford to keep letting everyone in.And by reading that story, it sounds like the lady isnt exactly helping authorities!

Whoever commentedon the age..its stupid..She was 1 month older than being 35. She was a fit, energic, qualified person, who wouldnt need time off for "kids that are teething, sick etc" more reliable than the 20/21/22yr olds let into our country..but she has to fly overseas for ONE night per month because she was a month to old.
So for one night every month, her and her partner are seperated by the world.


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post Jul 31 2004, 12:14 AM
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QUOTE (blue*star @ Jul 30 2004, 02:08 PM)
It is really slack, but as someone mentioned, its all to do with the fact that being so thin she may need medical expensies etc piad fror.. the government cant afford to keep letting everyone in.And by reading that story, it sounds like the lady isnt exactly helping authorities!

Whoever commentedon the age..its stupid..She was 1 month older than being 35. She was a fit, energic, qualified person, who wouldnt need time off for "kids that are teething, sick etc" more reliable than the 20/21/22yr olds let into our country..but she has to fly overseas for ONE night per month because she was a month to old.
So for one night every month, her and her partner are seperated by the world.

Well that may be why the family are so annoyed because in the UK we have the NHS and they pay for ALL medical care, whatever size or age you are rolleyes.gif


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post Jul 31 2004, 12:29 AM
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Thats not really the point thats happening though. Australia would pay for the Australians we have here, but we cant keep allowing "sick" (i know she inst now, but Im guessing its a contributor to not being allowed to stay) people into the country and covering all their cosst on top of exsisting australians.


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post Jul 31 2004, 12:53 AM
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Is she actually medically sick?

If she is an Aus citizen of course she should be able to have medical help but it did not say she was sick did it?

Maybe if she is ill the person needs good medical care and thats why she has thought she would try to get the best medical care available with her family in Australia.

Equality, thats the word.

If Asylum seekers are ill in the UK they will be covered by the NHS is it different in AUS? ie: is it Pay or you stay in pain? like the US have?


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post Jul 31 2004, 01:27 AM
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QUOTE (delta_fan_num1 @ Jul 30 2004, 08:05 PM)
Too thin to live in Australia
REPORTER: Chris Allen
BROADCAST DATE: July 30, 2004

Helen was refused entry based on her weight. Immigration authorities have refused to allow a British woman to join her husband in Australia, simply because they claim she's too thin. Her family is outraged.

At 38 kilos British-born Helen Evans has been told she's too thin to live in Australia.

"They want me to put on 20 kilos or they will deport me," Helen said.

She says it's outrageous and she's lost for words.

Helen's Australian-born husband Steve was outraged when they received a letter telling them Helen's residency had been refused.

"My wife is being persecuted because she's too thin," Steve said.

"Absolutely disgusted, especially after recent reports that Australia is the second-fattest country in the world - how can they turn around and say someone is too thin?"

Helen moved to Australia two years ago after the birth of her son Nathan to start a new life but after months of wrangling, immigration health authorities say her weight-for-height is too low.

But Helen says she's always been small – her mum was the same.

"Helen's always been very fit and healthy," Steve said. "She's never had an eating disorder, she eats all day long."


"She's never had any problems apart from the fact she has a small frame, end of story."

Helen has a body mass indicator (BMI) of 14.5. According to Australian standards it should be 20.

Solicitor Christopher Levington specialises in immigration disputes.

"She's no burden to anyone," he said. "If anything she will live longer than the rest of us."

"She's married to an Australian citizen so she can get a health waiver in this case. If you have HIV and you are married to an Australian citizen you can get a health waiver."

"It seems to me this lady's problem is small beer," Mr Levington said.

Helen and Steve claim the department's own doctor has already given her the all clear.

"During the medical examination the doctor said to Helen 'you seem to be skinny'," Steve said. "We explained Helen's genetic make up and the doctor asked if she could do more examination."

"We said OK and after that the doctor said 'everything's OK, signed the paperwork and that's when we left."

But a month later Helen was told her residency was refused unless she consented to seeing another doctor and undergoing further tests. As a believer in alternative medicine, Helen doesn't see why she should.

"This is me, this is the way nature intended me to be," Helen said. "It's the way I am."

"More than anything I struggle to put on weight and that's another problem."

If the department refuses Helen entry she says she'll have to leave her husband and two-year-old and go back to the UK.

In a statement immigration minister Amanda Vanstone says while Helen Evans has undergone some checks, she's refusing to see a specialist physician and has refused to provide a report from her own treating physician. As a consequence the minister says Helen has been refused a visa.

Helen says the family can't afford to lodge an appeal against the department's decision and if the department orders her to leave they can't afford to pay for the whole family to go with her.

"It's just not fair," Steve said. "I mean Australia gives everyone a fair go - what's fair about me having to wave goodbye and explain to a two-year-old [that] mummy can't be with him because she's too thin

that's qiute pathetic


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post Jul 31 2004, 01:24 PM
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she's refusing to see a specialist physician and has refused to provide a report from her own treating physician. As a consequence the minister says Helen has been refused a visa.


Geez, it's her own fault then! These things happen, and if she would go to the bloody doctor then they would give her the all clear, she should just do that instead of going crying to today tonight. Typical type of crap they always put on their program. rolleyes.gif rolleyes.gif

My own BMI is less than 20, and yeah I eat heaps, but it's just the way I am, if a country thought it was a problem I'd just get the doctor's check to say that I'm fine rolleyes.gif

Seriously, what is more important - living with your husband and son, or not - just because you are too stubborn to get a doctor's okay?



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post Jul 31 2004, 01:38 PM
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but if she's refusing then that seems a little suss. She should be doing all she can to prove that it is natural and she doesn't have an eating disorder or whatever. Australia has one of the highest proportions of people trying to immigrate so they have to be strict. My aunty can't even come over and her whole family is here including her deteriorating mum!! it's crazy!! bloody democracy!


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