Do any of you take prescription medications?

@BittersweetPotato It's the country-scale equivalent of seeing the kid you've just yelled at not to play with firecrackers blowing their whole hand off

@Musicman is that expensive?

@Sevendays I have to have my blood tested every two to three weeks, depending on how thick or thin my blood is. All they do is prick my finger to check it.

@Sevendays If the insurance won't cover it the cost is $1600 a month. He is running a couple of tests now to justify it to the insurance company.

@pripyatamusementpark that's what I'm concerned about. Everyone should be.

@Sevendays It's going to get worse that's for sure ...Trump doesn't care about anyone but himself ...we could all drop dead for all he cares

@legalboxers they might be costing you more soon

@Sidewinder it is just a matter of time

@Musicman lucky you. I just paid $450 for a 30 day supply of Jardiance.

@Sevendays That is terrible! 😢 They wanted to put my wife on Wachovia. The monthly cost for that was going to be $1600. Medicare doesn't cover it.

@Musicman I was thinking she must have prescribed medication.

@Adeptlinguist that's why I posted this. I'm, seriously, hoping someone can explain this to me. Maybe I'm missing something.

@Sevendays I suspect it’s one of the first in a very long series of inexplicably bad policies.

Good luck, USA. You’re going to need it.

It is. Its a creation of John D Rockefeller. He bought chemical up companies and used petroleum byproduct to make addictive and cancer causes meds.

He wanted to replace natural made medicines. He even built schools and offer free education to teach that natural medication was bad.

Same thing with vaccines. Look up main ingredient them. Like aluminium, Thiomersal (mercury-based) then they put in live animal virus from other animals that are non human. In them.

Yet, they try to force people to get these shots. And they still get the mumps, chicken pox, the flu.

And if something goes wrong. You can't sue big pharmaceutical for fucking your kid or yourself

@HumanEarth someone, in a pm explained to me the rational behind rescinding the price caps on prescription medications. If the elderly cannot afford their prescriptions, they will die sooner and therefore relieve some of the burden on Social Security, Medicare, etc.

If maybe meds and the chemicals in todays foods put them in that state in the first place.

Think about that