#affordable prescription

[arogyaaushadhi]

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[t4t4t]

Idk new post bc the last lost traction, no donations in a week. We need 450 for the rest of February, 450 for a deposit, and 950 for March, 50 for the rest of the utilities. We were homeless since Aug 2020 excepting 4 different months whose places fell through for various reasons, have to get rid of the van we were living in because it's falling apart, Collie got FFS December 28th, she's recovering well and maybe could do something with a car if we had a better car, given her ability to drive. I still haven't found much work but I'm still looking. Anything helps.

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[reasonsforhope]

"Sanofi on Thursday said it’s planning to cut the U.S. price of its most popular insulin drug by 78% and cap monthly out-of-pocket costs at $35 for people who have private insurance starting next year. 

In addition to its widely prescribed Lantus, the French drugmaker will reduce the list price of its short-acting insulin Apidra by 70%. Sanofi already offers a $35 monthly cap on insulin for uninsured diabetes patients.

The company is the last major insulin manufacturer to try to head off government efforts to cap monthly costs by announcing its own steep price cuts for the lifesaving hormone. 

Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk made similar sweeping cuts earlier this month after years of political pressure and public outrage over the high costs of diabetes care. The three companies control over 90% of the global insulin market. 

... The change takes effect Jan. 1.

President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act capped monthly insulin costs for Medicare beneficiaries at $35, but it did not provide protection to diabetes patients who are covered by private insurance.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent and the chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, introduced a bill earlier this month that would cap the list price of insulin at $20 per vial.

Both the president and Sanders on Tuesday directly called on Sanofi to slash its prices after Novo Nordisk announced its own cuts that day.

Roughly 37 million people in the U.S., or 11.3% of the country’s population, have diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Approximately 8.4 million [U.S.] diabetes patients rely on insulin, the American Diabetes Association said."

-via CNBC, 3/16/23

[halevren]

I'm kinda glad Canon Adaine doesn't seem to have glasses, or at least doesn't absolutely need them. As a constant glasses wearer, I know full well that glasses are EXPENSIVE. I don't know what kind of optometry they have in dnd universe, but they're probably still expensive (even with insurance, but does Adaine even have medical insurance anymore?) And she is already struggling with money issues. And in our teenage years our eyes get progressively worse so we need updated prescriptions constantly.

However, this leads to a much sadder idea of glasses wearing Adaine not having the right prescription and everything being slightly blurry to her, but due to not wanting to be a bother / financial burden to anyone, she doesn't mention that she needs new glasses, because she can still function with her current pair, it's just a little more challenging.

[lastoneout]

We're currently switch my cat's food and litter to try to figure out what's causing this weird mystery allergy she's had for the last like 5 years and I was kinda worried she wouldn't like the new food bcs you never know, but actually she likes it so much it's actually ridiculous. Cuz like when you switch a cat(or dog's) food you have to taper it like a medication, you keep giving them the old food but slowly mix in more and more of the new food while mixing in less of the old, cuz if you don't you can make them sick, and she is SO SO SO mad that I keep giving her ANY of the old food.

Whenever I go to fill up her bowl I first add in the old food and then mix in the new, and while she used to just immediately start eating when I'd pour her food now she just watches me do the first one, sniffs the bowl, and then sits back and stares at me like "uh mother it appears there's been an error" and then when I reach for the other food she looses her MIND and starts shoving her face in my way and meowing and getting all excited and she only starts eating once it's mixed in.

So like, glad she enjoys the new stuff at least!

[ghosttotheparty]

i hate summer. i hate heat. i hate humidity. i hate bright sunlight. i hate summer. i am dying.

[remyfire]

Weegi woke me up in the middle of the night for the third night in a row because of course he did, the big baby, but I’m wibbly because I realized I met my fundraising goal for Peach in under 12 hours 🥺🥹😭❤️ I had her post queued up another two times and I was able to go delete those augh. Thank you to everyone who boosted and donated!! Here is another Peach picture to celebrate

[guinevereslancelot]

eye doctor was trying not to scare me today bc i have a sight threatening condition 🥲 it's probably treatable but i need to go to a specialist

[ghostzzy]

you ever get an email from your psychiatrist’s office that makes you immediately wanna throw up

[lizardsexposed]

bruh i saw some dumb fucks arguing about insulin earlier today. basically saying if it was made free like ozempic it would be abused

and idk how to tell people this but insulin is free in a lot of places and it is not open to abuse

[ineffablefool]

current status: foaming at the goddamn mouth

[bosspigeon]

i got new glasses and they make me look like the fruitiest little alchemist you ever did see✨️

[glitter-alienz]

not wearing glasses because the world is more peaceful that way. but then I suffer every time I have to read/look at something that isn't right up to my face. I embarrassed myself by ignoring my friend waving at me because I didn't know it was her (she looked like a blurry blob) and she thought i was mad at her and ignoring her. LOL

[davidthephoneguy]

Still on break from here but just advertising that if you commission me on Ko-Fi for this month and this month only its 5% off the normal price

[necromancelena]

ughhhhhh I need my ADHD medicated again I've been doing well all things considered but the difference in how easy things are is night and day

[aniseandspearmint]

It's funny, I waited YEARS to get prescription sunglasses. I figured they were a silly extravagant expense, despite not being able to ever keep any of those clip on ones for more than a week (they break).

But miracle of miracles, guess what's gone down to nearly zero since I caved and got a pair? The horrible nasty headaches I would get whenever I went anywhere on sunny days (or anywhere brightly lit indoors).

Because it turns out when your as light sensitive as I am, sunglasses really do help a LOT.

So I'm mildly kicking myself for all the years I spent just kind of suffering through. Idiot past self (fond).