Middle aged and disabled

I became disabled after being diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer last year. I tried to work but the side effects from chemo are unbearable so I had to resign as I had no sick leave time I could use. Out of 6 medications I am only able to afford 2 due to my small disability income. I have neurothopy from chemo that may or may never go away. The pain is so bad that I am unable to walk without pain meds. I have incredible bone pain as well as bi-polar and insomnia. I recently found out I have osteopenia and borderline osteoporosis and have been prescribed fosomax. In researching the cost of my drugs, fosomax is between $450 and $550 per month. If only the neurothopy would subside, I would work just for insurance. I have applied for patient assistance programs but have been turned down because I qualify for medicaid medically needy which does me no good. I have a monthly medicaid spend down amount of $1069.00. In other words, this is like a monthly deductible.
I don't know where to turn except to God. I know he will take care of me. Thank you for listening. It helps just to get this out of me.

Donna, Georgia

One Response to “Middle aged and disabled”

  1. TLH Says:

    Donna:

    I suffer the SAME ! Bless you for explaining.. now it makes sense to me!

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