The right to remian of a 65 year old woman

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In 2002 62 year old Mrs Zlatic (widower) came over from bosnia to see her only surviving ameadiate family on a six month visitors visa. When her visa was due to end her daughter and four grand-daughters applied for her to stay with a wealty friend as Mrs Zlatics sponser. Mrs Zlatic had heard nothing from the courts untill 2005 asking for information so they could process her 2002 appeal, now during the 3 year gap her daughter and grand-daughters have now all been granted british passports and this makes them available to act as her sponser. Mrs Zlatic`s daughter has always provided for her with the help of her daughters as Mrs Zlatic was not able to recieve benifits. In early October 2006 an immegration firm took on Mrs Zlatics 2002 appeal to stay with her family as her sponser, at 10am the 30th of October her hearing was put off for another day however her lawyer has told her that it is unlikely was would be given any right to stay stating that if her family can support her in this country then they can in another. Mrs Zlatic has type 1 diabeties (she takes tablets) as well as allergic reactions to most foods, she lost most of her family and her home in the bosnian conflict. she has one daughter, four grand-daughters and five grandchildren in this country. Mrs Zlatic also has a brother in Germany, before 2002 Mrs Zlatic was not given any right to stay in Germany. The only place she can go is bosnia, however she has no home, no family, a diabetic condition, a special diet and every thing she has is here. My question is ` is against her human rights to be sent back taking into account her circumstances and the fact she has and will not recieve benifits (all her family work).