Because the Republican Congress is giving them over 30 billion dollars over 4 years?
That's a lot of billible hours.

Cost is too high and Insurance companies dropping coverage for the medication.

@down.blue

Get a referral to a sleep doctor/clinic. There might be a medical condition like apnea preventing you from getting good sleep.

That great news. The weird part is that am getting the drug through "generic" manufacturers that made a deal with Celgene to keep charging astronomical prices.

Pro publica did an excellent story about that medication. www.propublica.org/article/revl...
I think your proposed plan is pretty good for an individual. But we would need to do it with some sort of prescription medication reform.

I currently only cover myself through my employer. No copays but a 4000 deductible. kicks in a 50 percent cost share till 6850 deductible (in network). My cost is $4578 for the year. No RX would be a big problem for me though. I have a prescription that cost $16,000 a month.

So a family of 4 would pay 2560 per month?

Since Congress is the only one who can hold him accountable, and the supreme court has ruled his has immunity ...He can do what ever he wants to the white house.

@down.blue

I assume they won't go back into session unless the flip a Republican vote or until Dec 3 when a new Republican congressman is likely to get elected to replace Mark Green.

Could indicate they are going to have a great next season. A couple players here and there.

Dude has earned himself a permanent job somewhere in this league

They don't really know why it's increasing. The standard culprits are suspects obesity, smoking, alcohol, etc.
There's no good early tests so most cases are found in the later stages.
Also, there's really no effective treatment against it.

www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...

The Nazi's didn't "complete" their genocide either. Does that absolve them?