Free Pharmacy Plan

I'm 22 years old and a recent college graduate. I am working hard establishing my own business laying flooring (ceramic tile, marble, wood), installing cultured stone, building showers, etc. I was diagnosed as an infant with asthma. I did well with it as a child but at one point I did have a physician who was over medicating me and had me on high doses of prednisone. My face was round and the other kids ridiculed me. It really made me feel bad. I have never let my asthma stop me from doing what I love, including playing baseball and football in high school. Now that I no longer have health insurance there have been times when I have worked my way through an asthma attack using mind over matter. I know this isn't always going to work for me, but right now I don't have the funds for the emergency room and I don't want to burden my parents with my bills. I take Advair, Albuterol, and Claritin for my asthma. I also have ADHD and if I don't take my Aderall XR I have a hard time staying on task with my work. I can't run a business that way and succeed. I work most days because I won't get ahead working 8 to 5, Monday through Friday. I am determined to succeed.

Scott J.

I am 66 my birthday april 14 1939.. studied medicare prescriptio plans.. however my cost for these is more than i use any prescriptions at all.. i usually, besides checkups, only see a doctor for something like chest cold requiring antibiotics or prescription antihistamines when over the counter doesn’t work. don’t take any meds daily.. not diabetic, high blood pressure, heart meds. etc.

linda h., conyers, georgia

born july 21st 1915.. grafefully do not take any scheduled medications. only otc tyelenol usually.. since around the last few years have had to take occaisional antbx, cough meds and something for my debelitating back. unfortunately, backs can’t be replaced and my osteoporsis treated by symptions.. the new medicare plans per year are not what i need because i rarely take any meds.. again i am very blessed for that.

annie, conyers, georgia

My doctor told me that I have high blood pressure and that I need to be on medication to control it. The cost per month for me is expensive. I also live with acid reflux disease and I work everyday to maintain a healthy lifestyle by exercising and eating right. I rely on my medication to control both my high blood pressure and acid reflux. When I learned about the free prescription card offer I was skeptical at first. It sounds too good to be true.

I am very excited to have this opportunity to receive my medication at an affordable cost.

Richard I; Cranston, Rhode Island

My doctor told me that I have high blood pressure and that I need to be on medication to control it. The cost per month for me is expensive. I also live with acid reflux disease and I work everyday to maintain a healthy lifestyle by exercising and eating right. I rely on my medication to control both my high blood pressure and acid reflux. When I learned about the free prescription card offer I was skeptical at first. It sounds too good to be true. I am very excited to have this opportunity to receive my medication at an affordable cost.

Richard I., C. Rhode Island