Pre GC Syndrome
PreGC Syndrome (PGCS) consists of symptoms that appear shortly before an immigrant gets his or her Green Card.
By definition, PGCS occurs only in immigrant who has not got the Green Card. In general, immigrants who have not applied for GC, or had gone through PGCS do not have PGCS.
PGCS has a wide variety of physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms. Symptoms vary greatly from case to case, and they may range from mild to severe.
It has most powerful infectiousness. Once one person acts up, the other persons will easily act up in a surprised short time. And the most serious acting up period is usually on Friday.
PGCS can be hard to diagnose because symptoms are vary so wild. The more common physical changes are headache, stomachache, gas, and fever or cold, weight gain or weight loss etc. Common emotional and behavioral symptoms include depression, irritability, and food cravings etc. These symptoms are considered a normal part of the GC cycle. There are experts that suggest go to strip club or find some Internet love to ease some symptoms. It is the only few so called valid ways that were discovered so far. A diagnosis of PGCS is reserved for symptoms that occur during the GC application processing period, and that are severe enough to disrupt a person’s life.
If you think you might have PGCS, you might try this number (802) 527 4913 for a consultation. Be aware, your symptoms might get worse after call.
The virus caused PGCS has been discovered long time ago, it is called INS. Unfortunately; there is no cure for PGCS yet. Most of sufferers are agree the person who cures PGCS should be honored with Nobel Medical Award.
Have a nice weekend.
