Will these be enough hardships:

[tkc1169]

I have:
Menorrhagia
Diagnosised in the past with HPV- human papillomaviruses
Astigmatism
OCD-Trichotillomania
Stress/depression

Family:
My father has diabetes. I help him with his testing and shots.
My mother has arthritis in her back and hands.
We have three young children ages 6,3, and 1.

[Cynthia]

Medical Hardships combined with others, I'm sure it's good to go. As long as you hv all the proof that documents all the above, I'd say yes.

[tkc1169]

Thanks, Cynthia I am just starting to collect the paperwork and proof and wanted to make sure that I will have enough hardships when the time comes.

[joy&pain]

we were approved without any medical hardships. just wanted to give you some hope. You have a lot to build on there.

[tkc1169]

:thumbup:Thank you, you have as has everyone on this forum. This is the best place to get accurate information and great help.

[jsierra1982]

ooh i had trichotillomania but it's been under control for years now...

for health stuff, you can talk about how you can get insurance here, but it is difficult in mexico. the cost of meds is astronomical without insurance. i mean, i pay $15 for each month of lexapro but the price on the bottle is like $350.

do you own a home or have any loans out? you would be unable to repay them on a mexican income.

[jsierra1982]

and another thing, with the OCD: i have done pretty extensive research on the availability of psychiatric care and it is just about nonexistent outside of the DF, and really not too prominent within it due to cultural taboos and a lack of qualified professionals. pm me and i'll look for the articles.