Re: Re: My Lyrica experience To Bobbie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bobbie. I don't have insurance. No prescription plan or anything. But

my income is just a little over the income limit for free Lyrica. About maybe

$1500 a year.

hugs,

Debra V.

Bobbie Sterling bobbiesterling@...> wrote:

Debra/Lyrica Cost

Check out this website: http://www.phrma.org/ http://www.phrma.org/>

It has been a godsend for me and many others I know in obtaining these

costly drugs at no cost. The pharmaceutical companies have what they

call " Patient Assistance Programs " which provide the drugs based on

need. If approved, the drugs are either sent to your physician in

usually a three-month supply or the company issues a prescription card

to be presented at any pharmacy when filling your prescription. The

approvals are generally for one year and can be renewed as long as

needed.

Even if you have insurance, you could be approved to participate in the

program. One couple I know needed meds for breathing treatments, yet

their Social Security Rx plan did not cover it. Their meds cost $800 per

month! They were approved immediately and began receiving the much

needed meds.

Hope this helps.

Bobbie []

> I just hope there is some way I can continue the med due to cost.