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Extending the Service:
Ofcourse I could consider extending my services to people, so long as I'm able. If, for instance, a disabled costumer enter my shop, I'd not turn down a request, without checking every detail, determine if I could actually deliver safely.
I may need a surgeon, on my side. That's all well and good, assuming I can get hold of one willing to assist. In the end, this always boils down to what I can be paid for.
By the costumer, as well as 'sponsors'.
Several of my models could make the life less disabled. Which, in some cases would be reason for a sponsor to take part, or full pay for the service. I'm all for helping out on that premise.
This would be a case, I would even consider making regular parts. Ofcourse, I'd make it possible for the formerly disabled costumer, to have the same direct interface for all desired models, they choose to purchase.
I may need a surgeon, on my side. That's all well and good, assuming I can get hold of one willing to assist. In the end, this always boils down to what I can be paid for.
By the costumer, as well as 'sponsors'.
Several of my models could make the life less disabled. Which, in some cases would be reason for a sponsor to take part, or full pay for the service. I'm all for helping out on that premise.
This would be a case, I would even consider making regular parts. Ofcourse, I'd make it possible for the formerly disabled costumer, to have the same direct interface for all desired models, they choose to purchase.