Wow....talk about shooting pains to the wallet!
Wow, got my perscription filled for my high cholestrol.Bear in mind as struggling faith based missionaries we have no insurance .
Bear in mind that I've been off this medication for two years because of the expense.
Would you believe that one month's medication (one a day!) was $126.00?
That's about what we spend in a week for groceries!
Another good reason to lose this weight!
Daisy Dilemma: Can I afford to be fat?
Quote of the Day:"The only thing in this world that is instant is coffee." - David Parkin, one of the best business/motivational speakers in Australia.
Mood: depressed
That's what I would consider a good price for my meds! My immunosuppressants (I take two since I had a kidney transplant 5 years ago) run, without insurance, between $600 and $700 a month! Twice since the transplant, my husband was out of work without health insurance and we had to pay out of pocket. NOT FUN! Now, with insurance, they run around $100/month. Several times the people at the drug store will hesitate before handing them to me and ask, "Do we have your insurance card on file??"
Posted by
Just Nancy |
7:59 AM
YEOWCH! What about even a prescription discount card? Most seem to only run a couple dollars a month. I've also seen on a Pitzer (?) commerical that if you can't afford your meds to call; they might can help. ????????
Posted by
Pixie |
12:57 PM
UGH! I know! Wow! No... you can't afford to be fat! Good grief!
Posted by
Melli |
1:34 PM
You're tagged! Come on over to my blog to read about it.
Posted by
Twisted Cinderella |
9:37 PM
Sorr you had to spend so much money on meds. That would take a huge bite out of my budget too.
Posted by
Twisted Cinderella |
9:38 PM
ouch! Even with insurence I have two prescriptions that are $50 or over. It is bad, I can't imagine without insurence. Write or call the company and see if they have a prescription program on that med. It's worth a try!
Posted by
...jus me |
10:43 PM