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Leonette.
Unfortunately the govt here see it differently to you.
They look at it in 'what if' way. That is if circumstances change and you cannot pay for everything. 

There are many people with children who need specialised treatment and the govt do not pay for it. Usually there is fundraising done to get money from companies and individuals. 
TV channels usually get involved by first reporting about it.

Whilst I admire what you are doing, it is not me you have to convince, but the Govt.

Thanks Stumpie

Will have to try hey. Although it does not sound very positive:)

@Leonette Hi Leonette, welcome to the group! I can sense your concern and desperation to move to Australia. I'm not an expert, but I want to offer some hope. While the immigration site does mention intellectual impairment as a potential refusal reason, it's not a guarantee. Your child's condition is specific, and it's great that you're willing to take on the costs of their education and medical treatment. I'd recommend consulting with a migration agent who has experience with similar cases. They can help you navigate the process and provide guidance on what you can do to increase your chances of approval. Don't give up hope just yet!

@Maryjonee02

Hello, please note that you are replying to an old post (2013).

Regards

Bhavna