Bobby, sorry to hear about your friend. Is she enrolled in any of the Medicare
drug programs? At last resort she could make herself eligible for Medicaid.
Did they give her any idea of her prognosis? Ideally it would be good if she
could have an oncologist and a physician specializing in pain management.
Your friendship and assistance to her is the most valuable thing you can give
her. Best regards, Dan T.... both of you are in my prayers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If she doesn't have the money or is under
insured, the Montel Williams TV Show has been marketing a program for free meds
and various drug programs offered by the manufacturers. I wish your friend...
enough.
W
In a message dated 2/24/2007 5:57:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED] writes:
Hi guys,
A close friend of mine was just fine two weeks ago. She gad been
complaining about her back bothering her. Her back pain got SO BAD that she
went to the ER, something she herself, has never done. After being admitted and
put on IV pain meds and going for MRI's X-rays CAT scans. The Doctor's came to
her and told her she has kidney cancer, lung cancer AND spine cancer. They sent
her home and with prescriptions and scheduled her for chemo starting Monday.
One of the prescriptions for 28 pills cost $6,000.00 Six thousands
dollars!! Ann is 84 yrs old.
Bobbie
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