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Stupid Moslem should have did his E.R. properly, because now she has a career of GoFundMe because of his lousy aim. She's paralyzed, but unlike the rest of the population who suffers in poverty when disabled, such as war veterans, she will be perpetually wealthy because of donations!
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/danielle-kane-danforth-shooting-recovery-1.4814300
After Kane emerged from a medically induced coma, she had one of the most difficult conversations of her life with her spinal surgeon. 0:49
Some of her doctors maintain hope that she will walk again, while others have been blunt in their assessment that she will remain paraplegic for the rest of her life.
For now, her goals are short term. She needs to buy a wheelchair and, along with her partner Jerry Pinksen, will need to find an accessible apartment. Kane will stay at the rehabilitation facility for at least another month.
But she still looks forward to what life may have in store for her.
Kane says that a positive outlook has been critical during her recovery thus far. 'Nothing has been guaranteed to us. So I’m trying to look at things in a more positive way and be grateful for each new sunrise and be grateful for the little gains I make in physio,' she says. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)
"I can still travel. I can still have my children. I can still finish my degree. So, so many of the things that I want to do are still available to me," she continues, adding that she plans to return to school next year to finish her degree.
An online fundraising campaign for Kane has raised more than $210,000 to help her financially during her recovery. She says she has been "strengthened" by the outpouring of support.
"It really does put me in a position where all I do need to worry about is getting better."
Jerry Pinksen, Kane's boyfriend, was with her the night she was shot. Pinksen, a nurse, and Kane, a nursing student, had rushed out of a friend's birthday party to help another victim when they ran into the gunman on Danforth Avenue. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/danielle-kane-danforth-shooting-recovery-1.4814300
After Kane emerged from a medically induced coma, she had one of the most difficult conversations of her life with her spinal surgeon. 0:49
Some of her doctors maintain hope that she will walk again, while others have been blunt in their assessment that she will remain paraplegic for the rest of her life.
For now, her goals are short term. She needs to buy a wheelchair and, along with her partner Jerry Pinksen, will need to find an accessible apartment. Kane will stay at the rehabilitation facility for at least another month.
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But she still looks forward to what life may have in store for her.
"I can still travel. I can still have my children. I can still finish my degree. So, so many of the things that I want to do are still available to me," she continues, adding that she plans to return to school next year to finish her degree.
An online fundraising campaign for Kane has raised more than $210,000 to help her financially during her recovery. She says she has been "strengthened" by the outpouring of support.
"It really does put me in a position where all I do need to worry about is getting better."
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