@toronto2011
Sorry to hear that...
I'm sure by now u r already aware of the complete scenario of Eccysis [Tubal Pregnancies] - so, pls take appropriate medical counselling & a wise/r decision.
And Kanamen has a valid point there too.
We pray that things'd work-out well for u guys and the mother & child will be hale & hearty!
Said that, as your medicare shall be available from day-1, u have no fear of any costs towards hospitalization, physician & clinical services. However, drugs will be a serious expense nonetheless. And with that anomaly u may be looking at a severe dent in your pocket.
BTW, u may also like to touch-base with this org, imdt upon landing:
http://www.pregnancycare.ca/
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