Guest guest Posted October 1, 2011 Report Share Posted October 1, 2011 I'm completely out of Actiq and Humana says I'll get my prescription in 3-4 weeks. They've had my order since 9/12, they waited until 9/26 to tell me or my doctor that they needed confirmation from my doctor before filling my fentanyl patches because of the high dose (fill date 9/27). Why did they wait so damned long? Just today, they're telling me that my Actiq requires prior authorization, but I'm supposed to be excluded from prior authorization for the first 60 days (Medicare coverage started 9/1/11 for me). No one can tell me why they're not processing my script. My PCP will not issue a 30 day script for local pharmacy. My doctors office claims they already confirmed the prescription and a pharmacist Humana confirmed Between all of this crap and no one being willing to manage a pump for me (I'm too much of a liability because I'm " too sick " ), I don't think I can keep going. I can't travel 150 miles or more (each way) to see a pump doctor. I've been denied by every doctor in a 100 mile radius. What are the odds a doctor 200 miles away is going to be anymore willing to accept the liability that comes with a cancer patient with Fibromyalgia (and half a dozen other diagnosis). I cannot keep living like this. My 22nd birthday is supposed to be October 21, but I don't think I can make it. I'm really scared and I have no one else to talk to. If anyone has any words of encouragement or wisdom that they'd like to share, please do so. Thanks on advance for everyone's anticipated kind words. I hope everyone's pain is under a lot better control than mine (so, under any control). Steve M in PA, age 21 " Pain makes us make bad decisions. Fear of pain is almost as big a motivator. " -House MD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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