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My pancreas is not working very good since I am Type 2 Diabetic (T2D) which means my insulin comes and goes when required? I eat a healthy diet and all seems to be about normal for keeping my blood sugar in a normal range. I do take medication for my CLL. The medication costs $15500 per month. The co-pay is $3400 per month. My doctor applied for a money grant from Leukemia Society for $4000 to pay for the co-pay. I did not have to pay for nay of my expensive medication. I think doctors avoid prescribing medication because of the cost and not because of some strange waiting process? The good news is there are many medications and the medications do use different methods to control the bad cells until the cells mutate and the medication can not control those bad cells. All medications can have possible ill effects but the medication does stop the damage caused by those bad cells white blood cells.
It sounds like you're asking about affording medications when facing health challenges. While pancreatic issues aren't directly related to leukemia, many strategies for managing medication costs apply across conditions.
Here are ways to reduce medication expenses:
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