Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 well,how much one should spend for month for the combination of (advair (100+50),singulair 10 mg) in your country? just to have comparision with my country level whether we are spending somuch money for these or not ______________________________ He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for it. I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for them. I know my advair was price at $110 and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 well,how much one should spend for month for the combination of (advair (100+50),singulair 10 mg) in your country? just to have comparision with my country level whether we are spending somuch money for these or not ______________________________ He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for it. I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for them. I know my advair was price at $110 and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 what is the use of nebuliser.is that nebuliser means somuch medicine goes inside? if then I can use inhaler more and more right.just trying to understand.if somebody explain bit about nebuliser I will be very thankfull to them!Infact upto this I havent used nebuliser ________________________________ I don't know the correct answer to this maybe someone else will. But my allergist thought using inhaler several times a day was too much and I don't have to get on neb as much as I used my inhaler. My neb stops me from spending half of the month in the hospital getting treatments. When my breathing gets down in the red the only thing that brings me out is a neb treatment. The inhaler didn't do nothing for me once my breathing is that far down. I don't know why it's like that I just know it is. But my inhaler works fine for yellow zone but now I only use it when I'm out of the house and at home I get on my neb that's what my allergist wanted me to do and it works for me. HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 what is the use of nebuliser.is that nebuliser means somuch medicine goes inside? if then I can use inhaler more and more right.just trying to understand.if somebody explain bit about nebuliser I will be very thankfull to them!Infact upto this I havent used nebuliser ________________________________ I don't know the correct answer to this maybe someone else will. But my allergist thought using inhaler several times a day was too much and I don't have to get on neb as much as I used my inhaler. My neb stops me from spending half of the month in the hospital getting treatments. When my breathing gets down in the red the only thing that brings me out is a neb treatment. The inhaler didn't do nothing for me once my breathing is that far down. I don't know why it's like that I just know it is. But my inhaler works fine for yellow zone but now I only use it when I'm out of the house and at home I get on my neb that's what my allergist wanted me to do and it works for me. HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 Senthil >coming to smoking! well,infact I dont get immediately attack >after smoking so I dont know whether its my trigger or not. >for example I have smoked nealy 16 cigar last week though They say it isn't good to be around smoking or to smoke.......but I don't think it's the actual trigger........I think it more narrows your airways making it difficult for you to breath which in turn leads to having an attack. Like Wilds' problem with perfume.......it's more the fumes than the actual smoke that causes or indirectly causes the problems. in West Auckland, NZ Cyber Hugs for today/yesterday/tomorrow Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 hey wild,I think that we have got asthma since we got some genes responsible for that! Many Greetings, Senthil Kumar.S. > Like Wilds' problem with perfume.......it's more the fumes than the > actual > smoke that causes or indirectly causes the problems > _________________________________ > Many substances that don't trigger an allergic response from your body's > immune system can still intensify allergy or asthma conditions. > Allergists refer to these substances as irritants. Common types of > irritants include tobacco smoke, aersols, glue, household cleaners, > perfumes and scents, and strongly scented soaps. In some cases, changes > of weather conditions can trigger symptoms of rhinitis in susceptible > individuals. > > I found this yesterday. It's not an allergy but it intensifies asthma > conditions. I see that as a trigger cause I can have a great green peak > flow then smoke or perfume comes in the pic it drops to yellow then if I > don't get away from it it keeps dropping until I do. To be that's a > trigger. That perfume triggered my asthma attack. But that's my > opinion. I didn't know it was this complicated when I first got asthma > I really didn't think there was a reason for asthma I just thought some > people had asthma and some don't. Trying to understand asthma is > another thing all together to me. > > HUGS!!! > Qweenie Marie > mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 hi Wild, Thanx for you info.you said your advair bill is $110.well,I use same medicine,but the name here is seroflo, I think it cost only arround $10.but then your income and our income are different right. but just imagine if you get medicine from my country then how wonderful for you.its just 10 dollars right. Many Greetings, Senthil Kumar.S. > well,how much > one should spend for month for the combination of (advair > (100+50),singulair 10 mg) in your country? just to have comparision with > my country level whether we are spending somuch money for these or not > ______________________________ > He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for > it. > I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a > nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue > inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month > for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for > them. I know my advair was price at $110 > and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. > > HUGS!!! > Qweenie Marie > mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 hey wild,once again than for your info! Infact I also want to use peakflow mwter,I asked three doctors to tell me where can I buy all three fu***** denied (I get somuch angry) to tell me and infact they got angry on me for asking like this.one asked me to get out of his clinic if I ask too much question (I revember I asked about ICS and peak flow meter).In india these idiots are considered as gods (I know how ignorant most of the doctors are) and gods doesnt like pateint knwoing something. I have always tough time with doctors here.Infact I tried to buy peak flow outside also but I was not able to buy since nobody seems to know what is peakflow meter.what a nonsense country is this? It is great that your peakflow meter helps you to decide to use whehter neb or not.I think you people are so lucky.Immmm! thats the fate of life,living in a delveloping country ........... otherwise surrounded by mornos ............... Many Greetings, Senthil Kumar.S. > what is the use of nebuliser.is that nebuliser means somuch > medicine goes inside? if then I can use inhaler more and more > right.just trying to understand.if somebody explain bit about > nebuliser I will be very thankfull to them!Infact upto this I > havent used nebuliser > ________________________________ > I don't know the correct answer to this maybe someone else will. > But my allergist thought using inhaler several times a day was too much > and I don't have to get on neb as much as I used my inhaler. > My neb stops me from spending half of the month in the hospital getting > treatments. > When my breathing gets down in the red the only thing that brings me out > is a neb treatment. The inhaler didn't do nothing for me once my > breathing is that far down. > I don't know why it's like that I just know it is. But my inhaler works > fine for yellow zone but now I only use it when I'm out of the house and > at home I get on my neb that's what my allergist wanted me to do and it > works for me. > > HUGS!!! > Qweenie Marie > mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 well,it looks like medicines are also somuch costly there. but once again I dont think so we can compare by just comparing the prizes of medicine only.since even the income changes,I mean for the same job I am doing here if you are doing in your country then probably you will be earning somuch than what I am earning here.so,may be things are equal,I dont know for example advair $10 here but in states it seems to be $110.same way if income here is 200$ then may be it will be 2200$ there.may be,I dont know! Many Greetings, Senthil Kumar.S. ps : cathy,if you dont feel comfortable to answer my questions means you dont need to do that.itseems like you are putting effect/ struggling too much for that.dont fear,I will answer if you ask some questions even if you dont answer to my questions,I mean I am not kind of person who will exactly do others what they do for him/her.haaaahahhahahhahahhaha! > Costs here for me in New Zealand with a Community card is also low $3 per > 3mths prescription on most of the Asthma drugs including pills/inhaler. > However the cream for the dermatitis has additional charge probably only $2 > or so. My other pills for another condition used to have an whopping $6 > extra on it but for some reason it got into the subsidised arena :-) so now > $3 per 3mths. Some of the potions I can get 90days worth at once - others I > have to front up each month but do not have to pay anything extra. > However if I didn't have the card it would be probably through the roof for > the potions. I have the card because I'm on a government > benefit/pension.......... > To see my doctor it costs now $15 per visit - he has joined some government > scheme it used to be $25. To just have a repeat prescription written and > collected it's $10 [that didn't change] > NZ$3 = US$1.81 > NZ$3 = Indian Rupees 82.44 > My benefit per week is about NZ$280 but you need to take into account that > I have extra help for medical expenses in that & rent on this home i.e. you > get top ups! My rent is $125 per week which is half of the total rent for > this house. > More than you needed to know > > > >____________________________ > >He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for > >it. > >I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a > >nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue > >inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month > >for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for > >them. I know my advair was price at $110 > >and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. > > > >HUGS!!! > >Qweenie Marie > >mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > >right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > >simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > >allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > >Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > >-mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 well,it looks like medicines are also somuch costly there. but once again I dont think so we can compare by just comparing the prizes of medicine only.since even the income changes,I mean for the same job I am doing here if you are doing in your country then probably you will be earning somuch than what I am earning here.so,may be things are equal,I dont know for example advair $10 here but in states it seems to be $110.same way if income here is 200$ then may be it will be 2200$ there.may be,I dont know! Many Greetings, Senthil Kumar.S. ps : cathy,if you dont feel comfortable to answer my questions means you dont need to do that.itseems like you are putting effect/ struggling too much for that.dont fear,I will answer if you ask some questions even if you dont answer to my questions,I mean I am not kind of person who will exactly do others what they do for him/her.haaaahahhahahhahahhaha! > Costs here for me in New Zealand with a Community card is also low $3 per > 3mths prescription on most of the Asthma drugs including pills/inhaler. > However the cream for the dermatitis has additional charge probably only $2 > or so. My other pills for another condition used to have an whopping $6 > extra on it but for some reason it got into the subsidised arena :-) so now > $3 per 3mths. Some of the potions I can get 90days worth at once - others I > have to front up each month but do not have to pay anything extra. > However if I didn't have the card it would be probably through the roof for > the potions. I have the card because I'm on a government > benefit/pension.......... > To see my doctor it costs now $15 per visit - he has joined some government > scheme it used to be $25. To just have a repeat prescription written and > collected it's $10 [that didn't change] > NZ$3 = US$1.81 > NZ$3 = Indian Rupees 82.44 > My benefit per week is about NZ$280 but you need to take into account that > I have extra help for medical expenses in that & rent on this home i.e. you > get top ups! My rent is $125 per week which is half of the total rent for > this house. > More than you needed to know > > > >____________________________ > >He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for > >it. > >I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a > >nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue > >inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month > >for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for > >them. I know my advair was price at $110 > >and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. > > > >HUGS!!! > >Qweenie Marie > >mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > >right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > >simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > >allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > >Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > >-mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2004 Report Share Posted May 16, 2004 well,it looks like medicines are also somuch costly there. but once again I dont think so we can compare by just comparing the prizes of medicine only.since even the income changes,I mean for the same job I am doing here if you are doing in your country then probably you will be earning somuch than what I am earning here.so,may be things are equal,I dont know for example advair $10 here but in states it seems to be $110.same way if income here is 200$ then may be it will be 2200$ there.may be,I dont know! Many Greetings, Senthil Kumar.S. ps : cathy,if you dont feel comfortable to answer my questions means you dont need to do that.itseems like you are putting effect/ struggling too much for that.dont fear,I will answer if you ask some questions even if you dont answer to my questions,I mean I am not kind of person who will exactly do others what they do for him/her.haaaahahhahahhahahhaha! > Costs here for me in New Zealand with a Community card is also low $3 per > 3mths prescription on most of the Asthma drugs including pills/inhaler. > However the cream for the dermatitis has additional charge probably only $2 > or so. My other pills for another condition used to have an whopping $6 > extra on it but for some reason it got into the subsidised arena :-) so now > $3 per 3mths. Some of the potions I can get 90days worth at once - others I > have to front up each month but do not have to pay anything extra. > However if I didn't have the card it would be probably through the roof for > the potions. I have the card because I'm on a government > benefit/pension.......... > To see my doctor it costs now $15 per visit - he has joined some government > scheme it used to be $25. To just have a repeat prescription written and > collected it's $10 [that didn't change] > NZ$3 = US$1.81 > NZ$3 = Indian Rupees 82.44 > My benefit per week is about NZ$280 but you need to take into account that > I have extra help for medical expenses in that & rent on this home i.e. you > get top ups! My rent is $125 per week which is half of the total rent for > this house. > More than you needed to know > > > >____________________________ > >He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for > >it. > >I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a > >nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue > >inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month > >for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for > >them. I know my advair was price at $110 > >and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. > > > >HUGS!!! > >Qweenie Marie > >mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > >right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > >simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > >allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > >Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > >-mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 Costs here for me in New Zealand with a Community card is also low $3 per 3mths prescription on most of the Asthma drugs including pills/inhaler. However the cream for the dermatitis has additional charge probably only $2 or so. My other pills for another condition used to have an whopping $6 extra on it but for some reason it got into the subsidised arena :-) so now $3 per 3mths. Some of the potions I can get 90days worth at once - others I have to front up each month but do not have to pay anything extra. However if I didn't have the card it would be probably through the roof for the potions. I have the card because I'm on a government benefit/pension.......... To see my doctor it costs now $15 per visit - he has joined some government scheme it used to be $25. To just have a repeat prescription written and collected it's $10 [that didn't change] NZ$3 = US$1.81 NZ$3 = Indian Rupees 82.44 My benefit per week is about NZ$280 but you need to take into account that I have extra help for medical expenses in that & rent on this home i.e. you get top ups! My rent is $125 per week which is half of the total rent for this house. More than you needed to know >____________________________ >He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for >it. >I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a >nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue >inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month >for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for >them. I know my advair was price at $110 >and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. > >HUGS!!! >Qweenie Marie >mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, >right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, >simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, >allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD >Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds >-mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 Costs here for me in New Zealand with a Community card is also low $3 per 3mths prescription on most of the Asthma drugs including pills/inhaler. However the cream for the dermatitis has additional charge probably only $2 or so. My other pills for another condition used to have an whopping $6 extra on it but for some reason it got into the subsidised arena :-) so now $3 per 3mths. Some of the potions I can get 90days worth at once - others I have to front up each month but do not have to pay anything extra. However if I didn't have the card it would be probably through the roof for the potions. I have the card because I'm on a government benefit/pension.......... To see my doctor it costs now $15 per visit - he has joined some government scheme it used to be $25. To just have a repeat prescription written and collected it's $10 [that didn't change] NZ$3 = US$1.81 NZ$3 = Indian Rupees 82.44 My benefit per week is about NZ$280 but you need to take into account that I have extra help for medical expenses in that & rent on this home i.e. you get top ups! My rent is $125 per week which is half of the total rent for this house. More than you needed to know >____________________________ >He only has me on advair to prevent asthma and I don't pay anything for >it. >I'm on a program that they don't charge me for this med and I'm on a >nose spray that I don't pay for. My allergy pill is $4.50 my rescue >inhaler is $4.50 and med for machine is $6.50. So I pay $15.50 a month >for my meds. Maybe someone else can tell you there real prices for >them. I know my advair was price at $110 >and nose spray $25 but I don't have to pay it. And that's high here. > >HUGS!!! >Qweenie Marie >mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, >right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, >simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, >allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD >Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds >-mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 hey wild,I think that we have got asthma since we got some genes responsible for that __________________________________ probably so that's why I'm trying to just except it and go with things as much as I can HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 then your income and our income are different right. but just imagine if you get medicine from my country then how wonderful for you.its just 10 dollars right _________________________________ yeah that would be good but it ain't so bad since I'm on this program that pays for it i guess it all depends on the income of the country huh HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 then your income and our income are different right. but just imagine if you get medicine from my country then how wonderful for you.its just 10 dollars right _________________________________ yeah that would be good but it ain't so bad since I'm on this program that pays for it i guess it all depends on the income of the country huh HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 then your income and our income are different right. but just imagine if you get medicine from my country then how wonderful for you.its just 10 dollars right _________________________________ yeah that would be good but it ain't so bad since I'm on this program that pays for it i guess it all depends on the income of the country huh HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 otherwise surrounded by mornos ............... Many Greetings ________________________________ don't be misinformed we have mornos here also our fights with the mornos are just easier i think sorry you have such a rough time just trying to treat your asthma that has to be tough but I guess that makes you a tougher person too i guess it all has good points and bad points but least you making it HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 well,it looks like medicines are also somuch costly there. but once again I dont think so we can compare by just comparing the prizes of medicine only.since even the income changes,I mean for the same job I am doing ________________________________ i think it goes with the price of living wherever you are living however much money you have that much more money that they want to spend of your money sad but true they want you to barely live wherever you live HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 well,it looks like medicines are also somuch costly there. but once again I dont think so we can compare by just comparing the prizes of medicine only.since even the income changes,I mean for the same job I am doing ________________________________ i think it goes with the price of living wherever you are living however much money you have that much more money that they want to spend of your money sad but true they want you to barely live wherever you live HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 well,it looks like medicines are also somuch costly there. but once again I dont think so we can compare by just comparing the prizes of medicine only.since even the income changes,I mean for the same job I am doing ________________________________ i think it goes with the price of living wherever you are living however much money you have that much more money that they want to spend of your money sad but true they want you to barely live wherever you live HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 hahahhahhahahhahahahah! crazy economic systems ______________________________ yep HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 hahahhahhahahhahahahah! crazy economic systems ______________________________ yep HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2004 Report Share Posted May 17, 2004 hahahhahhahahhahahahah! crazy economic systems ______________________________ yep HUGS!!! Qweenie Marie mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2004 Report Share Posted May 18, 2004 LOL! > hahahhahhahahhahahahah! crazy economic systems > ______________________________ > yep > > HUGS!!! > Qweenie Marie > mother of Tomas-spinal bifida, hydrophaleus, sciolosis, > right ear deafness, epilepsy (Tonic-clonic, absence, complex partial, > simple partial, atonic, myoclonic), left-field blindness, tethered cord, > allergies, ezema, lazy eye, developmentally delayed, GERD > Anastasia-ezema, allergies, nosebleeds > -mild mental disability(MMD),ezema, allergies, asthma > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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