So we moved in July...And moving from a different state means you need new doctors (and pretty soon if you have diabetes).
I already complained about this earlier. IT took us a LONG time to get some health insurance...which means no seeing doctors for a LONG time...
We finally get on medicaid ( yeah, if you are on medicaid, you can only imagine how hard it is to pay for supplies), and in order to see the doc, it takes you waiting at least 4 hours to be seen. I don't know about you, but I don't have that kind of time.
Not only am I busy with keeping my kiddos in order, I am almost out of insulin. ( I couldn't go to the doc for months). We are talking I am TYPE 1 diabetic, with an insulin pump. If my pump accidentally turns off for an hour, I can almost end up in a hospital.
This is bad, very bad. I am not someone who can just control by diet and exercise ( that is not how type one is). Not having insulin isn't something you just"deal with"...IT is dire, it is absolutely necessary, and going with out doesn't just make you feel a little sick, it could kill...and just after a few hours.
So, why then, oh why, do they make it so hard to get? Why do I have to go through so many hoops? I have been insulin dependant diabetic for almost 30 years!! Moving doesn't change anything ( except insurance). I am still me, and still need all my meds. What worked for me in one state, will work for me in another ( medicine wise--unless of course everyone in the state is an idiot and doesn't get the necessity of insulin).
Please someone, I JUST NEED MY INSULIN!
I'd be happy to loan you some if it comes down to that. I have novolog for my pump. I can fed ex it.
ReplyDeletedont joke bout that. Just might have to go that route!...:)
ReplyDeleteI"m not joking. I really will. I believe that you are on insulin. I believe that you will use it as intended. Let me know. I really will share. You need your insulin.
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