Health check of Discord version announcement

Date: 25.03.2026
Title: Health check of Discord version announcement

Hi, @here! I wanted to bring my updates with true story what happened my medical visa health checks.

I already wrote it to the publicly via my Pastebin and also my Instagram (martinhero12) for the story.
Here goes nothing, but you're feel free welcome to read my true story, info: <https://www.instagram.com/p/DWROU8rj0xA/>

One week early before 23th March 2026, the Australian Government (Department of Home Affairs) has requested me
to have health examination done after trigger early reason.

Estonian government does not require me for health checks due to being an Estonian citizen (born 2005 and raised in Estonia) with nationality and
also I'm living in Australia (since 2019) with my permanently visa (2024) non-citizen claimed biggest risks to Australian
community and peoples in Australia not to have sick such as like not to have positive HIV well after diplomat visa for five years.
Well the problem with risk is I have an autism with invisibility disability ***(diagnosed on 2009 in Belgium, Europe)***

I visited Bupa Medical Visa Services Canberra for reservation on *23th March 2026 at 8 AM morning*.

Previously on **3rd September 2024**, after taking blood from elbow of HIV test,
almost fainted due to my face turned white from red, called for help with a pillow and restored.
I didn't eat a breakfast before it was started and didn't breath during.

Now second time for HIV result, I told spouses and nurses with my flashback explanations, so they put me down
and I only looked up (I slept well & already ate breakfast before), so after HIV test I felt better without panic and faint.
After minutes later, ears locked and again face white, so the nurse gave me water just in case
to make me feel better to avoid **vasovagal response with nervous system stress**.

So after all tests were checked, I was allowed to leave and waiting for result cases...

That's all everything I've covered up today. Best of all, I'm okay!

Kind regards,
Martin Eesmaa