Her medications, are the only cost we are receiving assistance with from her insurance, which costs less than 500 USD yearly, and there is no other therapy or help program that I am not providing to her already. However, speaking to her neurologists, unfortunately, it's unlikely that she will live long enough to ever come close to breaking 6500 dollars in medical costs, being realistic. I can provide as many documents, proving that immigration wouldn't place a financial burden on the Canadian Gov. and the majority of insurance we are already required to pay for is never utilized. Our largest expense currently is the mandatory health insurance, over 1200 USD monthly for our family, and I am an overqualified skilled almost 70 year old earning less than minimum wage just barely scarping by to survive.
Assuming that she, or I, had no disability, would immigration to Canada still be a possibility?