st lukes discussion

[len ben 12]

Also, the people selling stuff outside the SLEC are always like that to anyone. Maybe because it is your first time in Manila that's why you are overwhelmed by all of these people coming up to you, selling caps, belts, watches, ID photo services, photocopying services and what not. They offer a lot of different things and services, even for us non-Americans like you. That's just what they do, this is how these people make a living in Manila. If you feel that you were in danger, why not stay in your hotel, since you said in your other posts that it is near almost everything? I assume it is near SLEC.

[Tahoma 2,292]

Darren...I'm beginning to question your credentials as an ace researcher...wouldn't it have been much easier to simply buy the guard a "snack?"

PS...I got a good laugh from your scathing email to St. Lukes. When you were finished shouting at them and demanding a meeting and a written explanation, you signed the email...Cheers !!!

[Crashed~N2~Me 970]

Darren...I'm beginning to question your credentials as an ace researcher...wouldn't it have been much easier to simply buy the guard a "snack?"

Something cold to drink and a burger may have garnered a seat inside.

[fil01 16]

Something cold to drink and a burger may have garnered a seat inside.

any puti researcher should have known that

just ask any Pinoy.

Edited September 5, 2011 by fil01

[Tahoma 2,292]

Darren...I emailed St. Lukes to find out whether your fiancée would be allowed to accompany you to your face-to-face meeting with them. My thinking is that you would not want to squander your valuable time with your fiancée by going to the meeting without her.

I also emailed the mayor of Manila to demand that he round up and remove all street vendors from Manila while you are there. I'm not sure where he will put them all...do you have any ideas?

[sunandmoon 450]

the interview is on Wednesday, maybe not a good idea to be stirring up the pot at St Lukes...

[sunshinearizona 21]

the interview is on Wednesday, maybe not a good idea to be stirring up the pot at St Lukes...

ha ha ha wait until she goes for her cfo and try to talk her out from going with this dude ! also she will have to show pic of this dude then they will ask her to have her mom and dad come with her to make sure its ok with them for her to go with dude to the usa !that is if she gets her visa - in the philippines the word goes fast -

[yhang 20]

This is funny. You said that you are unaware that you are not allowed to get inside the SLEC building where in fact you posted the letter you got from SLEC weeks ago and there are people (including myself) who said that you can't enter inside the building due to ample space. In case you forgot, here's the link:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/318808-slemc/

[yhang 20]

How is it you thought you were going in? I know of at least one time you posted about the medical at SLEC and how you planned to go in and I remember commenting that you should not expect to go in because its too crowded usually for anyone except the applicants, and so did so many others who have been through the experience or who have read the posts indicating that you will not be going in. Or am I thinking of some other poster?

Guess I'm confused as to why you thought you would get in after you were told by so many here on VJ long before and then get so upset when you couldn't get in?

I provided the link in case he already forgot

[len ben 12]

There are exceptions for letting the US citizen in, my husband was allowed to come with me cause I'm 5 months preggo, with pregnancy complications and would need constant assistance from my husband and also, we came late in the afternoon around 2pm, the building was almost empty, everyone else is downstairs by the releasing section. There was also another US citizen that was allowed to accompany the wife because they brought their 9 month old daughter with them during the medical. The second day of the medical, I did not make my husband come with me anymore, since I will be going in the morning and there will be a lot of people inside that small building.

[len ben 12]

I provided the link in case he already forgot

I got confused too because in his other thread which is in this link:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/324586-trying-to-be-upbeat/page__st__75

he said that she already passed the medical and YOU as an American CAN accompany your fiancee through the process. However, no other Filipino but the applicant can go in.

We all know the result of the medical is not disclosed until the second day, in their case is today, Tuesday.

[Crashed~N2~Me 970]

I see you lurking Darren.

Don't be shy. Still rooting for you.

(and) I'm anxious to see that boat you promised.

Edited September 6, 2011 by Crashed~N2~Me

[sunandmoon 450]

looks like the St Lukes discussion is going the way he expected...

[yhang 20]

I got confused too because in his other thread which is in this link:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/324586-trying-to-be-upbeat/page__st__75

he said that she already passed the medical and YOU as an American CAN accompany your fiancee through the process. However, no other Filipino but the applicant can go in.

We all know the result of the medical is not disclosed until the second day, in their case is today, Tuesday.

He's probably (or his fiance) confusing the immunization interview as passing the exam. Did she get an actual immunization? or just an interview?

And scrap that American can accompany the fiancee and no other Filipino can. That's BS :bonk:

Darren is only one of the hundred of thousands of Americans petitioning for their fiancee/wife. So please stop making yourself one of a kind. I have one word for all this - RIDICULOUS. :rofl: and two more - YOU ARE.

[Guest fundoctor]

I suggest you just get over it and focus your energy on positive things. The Philippines has many wonderful aspects but sometimes, in the Phils ( as in many countries) there are rules, regulations and bureaucracies that defy logic and make life more challenging than it has to be. Your points are totally valid, but you may be wasting your time trying to re-invent the wheel. Plus St Lukes has no reason to want to provide better service or to listen to you at all; They have a complete monopoly on this situation.

Just be happy she didnt have to do a sputum test, go get your interview and live happily ever-after.