Lyrica... maybe some good news for me

[Guest guest]

I got online and looked up Pfizer's web site. I found out that I MIGHT qualify

for the free Lyrica. Last year I made a couple of thousand dollars above what I

make now. (I gave up my mangement position at work because of the stress). So

I took a little pay cut. But they want last years tax papers which would put me

over the limit for the free medication. However, I will try to get something

from work to prove to them that I don't make quite as much now and maybe they

will accept me. I will then be just about 160 dollars under the income limit.

I will just get something to prove it and send it to them.

I guess I will try the Lyrica and try to stay on it and see if it helps. It

seems to be the only drug out there that they THINK will help us. I took the

dose this morning and it made me a little woozy and I slept this afternoon.

(much needed sleep too). I got up to spend some time with my little kids that I

leave behind all the time so I can work 2-10pm.

Hey, I might check out the Partnership prescription plan that Montel talks

about too.

love ya,

Debra V.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Debra,

I have ben on lyrica now for 3 months. I pay 30 dollars a week for it. I

have checked into all the price cuts I could find and did not qualify for

anything. Montel takes a lot of paperwork and I did not have the time to go

through it all and thought i was wasting my time anyway. It sounds to me that

it is well worth your time to check into both of them. Lyrica has been a

miracle drug for me. I was not able to even move before I was put on it and now

I have since returned to my full time job and doing ok. I have my days but not

near as bad as they were. I wish you the best of luck with this and do not give

up hope, I am sure there is someone out there that can help you. I t would be

well worth your time! Good Luck

Annette

debra van ness ladybug75901@...> wrote:

I got online and looked up Pfizer's web site. I found out that I MIGHT qualify

for the free Lyrica. Last year I made a couple of thousand dollars above what I

make now. (I gave up my mangement position at work because of the stress). So I

took a little pay cut. But they want last years tax papers which would put me

over the limit for the free medication. However, I will try to get something

from work to prove to them that I don't make quite as much now and maybe they

will accept me. I will then be just about 160 dollars under the income limit. I

will just get something to prove it and send it to them.

I guess I will try the Lyrica and try to stay on it and see if it helps. It

seems to be the only drug out there that they THINK will help us. I took the

dose this morning and it made me a little woozy and I slept this afternoon.

(much needed sleep too). I got up to spend some time with my little kids that I

leave behind all the time so I can work 2-10pm.

Hey, I might check out the Partnership prescription plan that Montel talks about

too.

love ya,

Debra V.

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[Guest guest]

How do you get it for 30 dollars a week? Do you have some kind of discount

plan?

Just curious. What dose do you take?

Thanks for writing and answering my letter. I just hope I can get it because

my income level is really close to the borderline.

hugs,

Debra V.

ANNETTE NEES amickeynut@...> wrote:

Hi Debra,

I have ben on lyrica now for 3 months. I pay 30 dollars a week for it. I have

checked into all the price cuts I could find and did not qualify for anything.

Montel takes a lot of paperwork and I did not have the time to go through it all

and thought i was wasting my time anyway. It sounds to me that it is well worth

your time to check into both of them. Lyrica has been a miracle drug for me. I

was not able to even move before I was put on it and now I have since returned

to my full time job and doing ok. I have my days but not near as bad as they

were. I wish you the best of luck with this and do not give up hope, I am sure

there is someone out there that can help you. I t would be well worth your time!

Good Luck

Annette

debra van ness ladybug75901@...> wrote:

I got online and looked up Pfizer's web site. I found out that I MIGHT qualify

for the free Lyrica. Last year I made a couple of thousand dollars above what I

make now. (I gave up my mangement position at work because of the stress). So I

took a little pay cut. But they want last years tax papers which would put me

over the limit for the free medication. However, I will try to get something

from work to prove to them that I don't make quite as much now and maybe they

will accept me. I will then be just about 160 dollars under the income limit. I

will just get something to prove it and send it to them.

I guess I will try the Lyrica and try to stay on it and see if it helps. It

seems to be the only drug out there that they THINK will help us. I took the

dose this morning and it made me a little woozy and I slept this afternoon.

(much needed sleep too). I got up to spend some time with my little kids that I

leave behind all the time so I can work 2-10pm.

Hey, I might check out the Partnership prescription plan that Montel talks about

too.

love ya,

Debra V.

---------------------------------

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Access, No Cost.