A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out

RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand- Post By JAYJAY (Guest Post) (08/12/2008) I've been on suboxone and have found a website for free cards offering 75% off suboxonego to www.freedrugcard.us and all you do is print and bring to your pharmacy. Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By jamie. (Guest Post) (07/13/2008) Yes go to needymeds.com and go to brand names they can get your suboxone free for you Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By Philip Covel (Guest Post) (07/19/2005) I just wanted to add my address to what I have all ready written.4835 Buffalo Rd.,apt.1,Erie,Pa.16510 The pharmacy's phone number is 814-452-2347 just incase someone has the means to call and pay for it with a card. Sincerely I thank you for any help. Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By Philip Covel (Guest Post) (07/18/2005) I am on Suboxone now and I have no money to pay for it. I have begged and borrowed all I can.I need a refill right now,but no one can or will not help me get it filled. I don't drink or do any other drugs at all. I live on 846.00 per month from a VA pension,so I am really in need.This is just being written out of hope that some how I can get some help. Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By carol (Guest Post) (12/18/2004) thank god i live in the UK we pay £6 per prescription whether that be a tiny tube of cream or £100 per tablet and yes they do exist!, this works well for everyone, i pray someone helps you out i had 3 members of my family alcoholics, 2 of whom have drank themselves to death, so i understand about addictions and think it would be a shame if you cannot get this medicine due to costs you would think someone would gladly get these medicines for you FOR FREE as you are less likely to be a burden to society in later life with ill health than if you continued as an addict and all the social problems that entailed, if have just stopped smoking with a 3 month supply of nicotine patches which cost me the prescription charge from my doctor of £6 and would have cost over £240 if i had bought them in the chemist shop good luck carol Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand- Post By Mari (Guest Post) (12/14/2004) Please try MSI (your doctor or hospital should have the necessary forms) as you are located in California. People do need a helping hand and that's why msi was created. I hope they help! May you have a healthy and happy holiday season. Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand- Post by ChildlikeGrownup (12) | (12/13/2004) Contact Save $11,000 Per Year On Prescription Drugs: Drug manufacturers offer a little known program to help those who cannot cover the cost of their prescription drugs. Some have strict eligibility guidelines, while others have pledged to help all those truly in need. A easy resource to locate the correct drug manufacturer and to learn more about the patient assistance program offered, go to the interactive website at www.helpingpatients.org. You can fill out the forms online. Your doctor will be contacted for the prescription, and the medications will be delivered to the doctor's office. Save $720 A Year On Medicare: Many people do not take advantage of the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary Program which covers the cost of Medicare Part B premiums. There are income limits you must meet. For more information on the program, contact Medicare at 800-MEDICARE; or go to the following website: http://www.medicare.gov/default.asp?. You can also learn about the Medicare Drug Card. The New York Medicare Savings Coalition also has information on how to take advantage of the underutilized program that will cover the Medicare Part B premium. Learn more at http://www.nymedicaresavings.org/. I just changed computers at work. In about a couple of weeks, my information on how to save even more money on prescriptions will be available to me. Send me an email in a couple of weeks, and I will forward the file to you. I did research on obtaining less costly prescriptions for my mother's meds. I found loads of information. My email address is kelly_cindy (at) smc (dot) edu Cindy Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By (Guest Post) (12/13/2004) I take Nexium. I know in price it is not near what you are taking, but it cost me well over $100 a month, and being a single mom, that was alot of money. I found a Canadian website online that I got my meds through for free. It is based on income and need. I can't remember the name of it, but I'm sure I could find the paperwork somewhere if you would like. I just went online and did an MSN search. Good luck to you and God Bless! alic65@hotmail.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand- Post By Sandy (Guest Post) (12/12/2004) The website for Wills Eye Hospital has links to programs that help pay for prescription meds. Go to http://www.wills-glaucoma.org. Click the links page, and scroll down to the financial assistance section. There are several resources listed there. Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By Kathy (Guest Post) (12/12/2004) Contacting the manufacturer is a good idea. Most pharmaceutical companies have what's called "compassionate use" programs. Through these programs, the pharmaceutical company provides medicine to patients who meet a financial criteria...don't make over a certain amount per year. Sometimes there are requirements other than financial, and the company will probably want to contact your physician to get his/her buy-in. You might also explore participating in a clinical trial involving the drug you are taking. I hope this is helpful. Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand- Post by ceasons (2) | (12/12/2004) Contact You may check with your hospital, I was on a income based program that would help with test, treatment, and medication as long as it was through the hospitals doctors and pharmacy. It was not something they really announced and had my doctor not directed me to it I would not have thought it to be a possiblity. Best of luck -- So happy for you, that you have come this far. Lisa Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post by beanygurl (130) | (12/12/2004) Contact Have you tried the samhsa site? http://www.samhsa.gov/index.aspx good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By ang (Guest Post) (12/12/2004) I know that your health system is completely different in the USA, however, in New Zealand our health system is designed so that former addicts can approach directly their local hospital for help through social workers. Do you have such a resource there. Social workers will advocate on your behalf to various agencies and hospitals and pharmaceutical producers to assist you with your problem. Best of luck, and congratulations on the success you have made as a father with your obviously much loved boys. ALso on your positive recovery progress, you are to be admired for your tenacity. I hope that your Christmas is a restful one filled with the love of your family. Ang Report Spam or Abuse RE: A Good Person in Need Looking for a Hand up, not a hand-out Post By guest (Guest Post) (12/12/2004) "many pharmaceutical companies have Medically Needy/Medically Indigent (MNMI) programs available to assist those individuals to receive the necessary medications without delay or interruption in administration of the prescription. Most of these programs are offered to patients, but must be requisitioned by your personal physician" Report Spam or Abuse