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In all honesty, that just makes it worse.

It costs far more to execute a person than to keep him or her in prison for life.

Hello,

Houssam can answer the first question when he wakes up, but I'll address the donation questions.

As of now, we have raised $12,623.37 CAD in donations, which is amazing, and something we are eternally grateful for.

When I was setting up the GoFundMe.com page (which didn't end up attracting anyone to it so I removed it) at the beginning of this challenge, it asked for a donation goal. Houssam estimated $12,000 as an amount that might be sufficient. It was beyond my imagination at that point that we'd reach such a sum, but here we are.

I'm not sure how many operations Grace will need, but each costs at least $1,000 as far as I recall. On top of the operations, Houssam tells me that the doctors fee is only billed once the patient is ready to be discharged, with doctor fees being also around $1,000 minimum.

Hopefully Houssam will be able to give a better breakdown of what's ahead in regards to costs. We have discussed that any money left after Grace is in health will be donated to Doctors Without Borders, the only organization Houssam has seen active in the disaster areas.

Thanks, your support is important to us!

The idea certainly is interesting. I did some quick googling and made a wallet (1ApnMPFjPbvJJoetkgpVza5VhgixJ1jmao).

Is the Canadian law OK on this, I saw this article about the FEC. I wonder how the Canadian government sides on this issue?