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I am teacher- I have Caremark! I take 800mg- Why do I pay 60 dollars for 90 days? Hmmm...with which school district does she work for?
Allyson
From: "mburwen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: CMLHope@googlegroups.comTo: "CMLHope" Subject: [CMLHope] Re: Gleevec mail orderDate: Tue, 07 Feb
I may be the most fortunate Gleevec recipient of all. My wife's
insurance (she is a teacher) has a drug plan through Caremark. When I
was on 400mg/day, a 90-day supply cost $30. Now I am on 800 mg/day and
the $30 copay is waived!
Mike Burwen
There are several wish -granting organizations for adults. some are
for young adults, others may have other specific criteria, age ranges,
etc.. Talk to the oncology social worker at your treatment facility,
who also may know of local programs, and/or programs for children of
cancer patients.
FYI, Volunteers in Healthcare, which runs the RxAssist.org website on
PAPs, has created a chart outlining drug company decisions regarding
Part D and eligibility for their assistance programs . The chart is on
their website, www.rxassist.org on the " Provider Center" page:
*Patient Assist
I have looked for a make a wish for adults, as far as I know it does not exist.
Anyone up for starting an organization???
Allyson (who would wish for a baby)
From: "johnd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: CMLHope@googlegroups.comTo: "CMLHope" Subject: [CMLHope] Make a wish for the families of
Hi everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone knew of any kind of make a wish for
adults with cancer? I know there is the make a wish foundation for
children with cancer and think this is a great thing. In fact I have a
niece that has ALL and has had some fun trips to Disney World and
Hawaii. I
Kay and Ken, sorry about taking so long to respond. I help my old cub
scout pack run pinewood derbies and just finished 19 races in about 24
days. It kind of caught up with me on Sunday because I felt really bad
and tired.
I am lucky in that when I was diagnosed in 2-02, Gleevec was just
appr
I love that prayer and it is so true.
Thanks,
Jeanie<3
Hi John,
This $2500 copay is only once a year. Then I have met my deductable for the year and the all my meds are free for the rest of the year. It's still a lot of money for me as I am retired and live on a small SS pension. My secondary insurance pays for my meds and I am on Medicare. I did
Jeanie,
WOW! $2500 co-pay. I am lucky I guess, my total copay is 62.50 for a
90 day supply. Although when I talked to a insurance rep the other day
about the problem of the Gleevec not being shipped (With no reason
explained, I am giving them a 21 day notice and have no problem signing
if they
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