lookingforward

hello all. Have a question if any one has any insight. our K-1 visa application was approved and my fiancé completed her physical, her medical and vaccination requirements she was given a clean bill of health and was scheduled for her interview at the embassy on July 30th. Unfortunately she had atrial fibrillation that went undetected and suffered a stroke ONE WEEK before her interview. We postponed the interview through the portal, I have come to Thailand to assist her and we have been working on her rehab since. She lost quite a bit of her English language skills. She understands everything she reads in English and everything spoken to her in English but she has trouble with speaking responses in English. She retained the majority of her Thai language skills but can become confused easily still.  I don’t think she will be able to pass the interview yet in her current state. My question is does anyone have an idea of how much of our year and a half of work and waiting can be retained ( if any) or how long any of our approvals will remain valid. We can only at this point continue working with her rehab and language skills in the hopes she will regain enough mobility and language to continue to seek our K-1 visa. thanks all in advance any help or advice is greatly appreciated. 

Hi all, finally getting close to having the 129F finished. Last thing to do is witness statements. I have a pretty solid  one but its from my sister and i hear family member statements dont carry much weight. So can i get some opinions please, how important are witness statements and if so how many are recommended? As always Thanks in advance!