My perphenazine, the one med that’s finally really helping and I can’t even imagine going without, went from $18/month to $95/month. I can’t afford that.
I only have enough pills for tonight then I’m out. I don’t know what to do. Do I go into debt to get one more month and then switch to something inferior on the 7th when I see my pdoc? Or do I just stop taking it cold turkey which sounds like a truly awful idea but I really can’t imagine for I would afford to pay for even one month of pills.
Ugh. I hate this. I should have tried to refill sooner so I would be able to taper better. This is dumb.
Unfortunately I don’t have any family or friends I could borrow money from. I’m not really close enough to anyone. But I also wouldn’t be able to pay them back for a while. It’s just too much money. We’re paycheck to paycheck over here.
This country sucks. I know that it doesn’t cost that much money to make a pill. I don’t understand why the pharmaceutical industry is willing to destabilize people so they can be millionaires. I can’t believe it. This is bull. How are people who aren’t wealthy supposed to survive when they can’t afford their meds? Ugh this makes me so mad. You have gotten stable on this med. I don’t understand why they’re allowed to make a fortune while you suffer, quickly trying to find a med that will work before you destabilize and end up in the hospital. Just ugh this country.
I’m so sorry you’re going to have to switch meds from something that’s been working well.
Under my previous Obamacare plan, pharmacy costs were part of the overall deductible. My Haldol went from $33 a month to $54, $78, $103, and $135 one month after the other. I was paying $103 for two months and now I just have a $20 copay. I kept going into my savings account to pay for my Haldol after I ran out of money from when I sold my car.