She tells a bit about herself, describes a bit about the man she wants to meet, the usual quirky bit about not minding baldness and then the kicker: Only Canadians need apply.
For nine years she has fought breast cancer and the slow decline of her bones and body. There are times when she feels fine, but always pressing against her is the fight she cannot win. Her life savings are draining away as she pays higher and higher medical bills.
Marrying a Canadian won't cure her of her cancer, but it will solve one looming problem among a host of many. She will have medical insurance and access to health care.
"The "last hope" insurance she has costs $800 a month. It covers her treatments, which total $300,000 a year – a burden she will have to bear once her insurance runs out in less than three years.
lostsoulinspacechocowinity, North Carolina USA521 posts
Im all for it, if she and whom ever she meets, can have a life that they choose why not. this country wont help her, And if she can fine love at the same time... you bet... i would,,,, Marge
thats what I asked myself too - I hope the lady finds somebody to help soon but this whole issue is at desperate proportions the whole world over - how can we all do something collectively
I recommend everybody in America with breast cancer to head for Canada, while you have a dime in the pocket. The real question is there Canadians who will marry American women with cancer?
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She tells a bit about herself, describes a bit about the man she wants to meet, the usual quirky bit about not minding baldness and then the kicker: Only Canadians need apply.
For nine years she has fought breast cancer and the slow decline of her bones and body. There are times when she feels fine, but always pressing against her is the fight she cannot win. Her life savings are draining away as she pays higher and higher medical bills.
Marrying a Canadian won't cure her of her cancer, but it will solve one looming problem among a host of many. She will have medical insurance and access to health care.
"The "last hope" insurance she has costs $800 a month. It covers her treatments, which total $300,000 a year – a burden she will have to bear once her insurance runs out in less than three years.
She's had 2 offers so far.