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961776 tn?1248714887

Trying to get treatment

Amazing how I am trying so hard to get on treatment Type 2 3rd stage liver disease and do the right thing but I make to much money to get assistance with my co-pay which is 400.000 a month. They ask you what your gross income is but never what is coming out of your paychecks. Well looks like I wont be doing treatments.......Glad we take care of people in other countries because our goverments sure dont take care of us..
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Why don't you contact the company directly for your medication and let your insurance just cover the office visit. The doctor just has to verify yoiur tratment plan. Also, check in your area with gastros and see if any are conducting studies.
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967680 tn?1255040743
If it came down to money I'd sell my HD Heritage Softail, even if it meant I  had go to Daytona again riding *****.  Set up a payment plan.  Pay them what you can.  You should worry about what you can do for yourself, not what the government is going to do for you.  Go get better
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