I hung up, I was so fucking over it. My mother died this month, I had surgery last week (thyroid hormones are screwing with me), and now this.

My insurance knocked the medicine down to $375 for three months. Then the savings card from the manufacturer made it $75. $75 is a lot more than the $10

I can't stop crying. It's an increase of $65 just for this medication. This is older and has been out a long time and not extremely expensive in the scheme of things. Now what the hell will happen with my son's Xolair? (2/2)

As a reminder I get the useless 'I told you so' about urosepsis, but what do I know? I mean I just know since rapid response nothing has been even remotely close to baseline. Something neurological happened.

Update: Whelp it's not on formulary, needs a prior authorization, and who knows what it may cost us IF we can get it through (even with savings card from drug company. I'm so done with the constant battles to get medications doctors prescribe.

Thanks! Most of these were audiobooks. I usually read more on Kindle before going to sleep, but kept closing my eyes when I curled up under the blankets.

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Last: When We Flew Away by Alice Hoffman

Now: Deadline, Donuts & Dreidels by Jennifer Wilck

Next: Not sure, several waiting on Hoopla and Libby