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Haha I am a physician and had no idea what it was, so I assumed chemo. The Hem/Oncs are basically wizards these days. Cancer meds are expensive as hell. Back when I was taking the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and anti-testosterone drug Abiraterone acetate, my copay (after Medicare and private insurance) was $1000 a month. Now I’m being given Xtandi, copay $3000 a month. Fortunately, there are charities that help with payments. The worst was with a fairly new drug, a radiopharmaceutical given intravenously called Pluvicto. Because of the drug’s short half-life (lutetium-177) it must be used within 7 days of manufacture. Each dose (of six) with hospital costs runs around $50,000. Yes, that’s fifty thousand dollars. If it weren’t for insurance and charities, I’d be dead by now. All these drugs have given me enough extra time that I have hopes of celebrating next Christmas with my grandsons. Sometimes I feel like I’m asking too much.

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Sometimes the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and max out of pocket is like 18k on the health insurance marketplace. Imagine needing an extra 18K a year just to pay for your medication to live an extra few months. And yes IF the medication is covered by insurance it would be free after you hit the max out of pocket. This is not fun to think about, but if you have less than a year left to live, money becomes less of an object in theory. In practice it’s sort of like robbing someone’s family to delay killing their loved one by a few months. If the person has living heirs, anyway. Do insurance companies have to cover some treatment? “Oh… Theres no covered treatment for your condition” doesn’t seem like a useful outcome – both from a patient and policy perspective. (I could see “there’s a generic available so we cover that” or “there’s a different treatment available with equivalent outcomes medically and quality of life” but not “your only option is X and we don’t cover it”. Last sentence got me. Lost my grandfather a decade ago from cancer, only a month after diagnosis. Luckily I was able to spend that last month with him and I would have traded anything for more time after his passing. I hope these drugs give you the quality of life to be able to spend as much time with your family as possible. I don’t feel like that should ever feel like too big an ask.

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The American system makes me sad. Here you would just get the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and meds you need. Nobody pays more than about $200 USD per year for medications. I live in Australia which has a pretty ok healthcare system, as far as I know. I would pay over 200FreedomUnits a year for my medication maybe about 250-300 just for my Vyvanse. But according to google it would cost about $350 in the US for just one bottle of 30. But that might be before discounts or copay (I don’t know what that actually is, but I assume it is like our Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme). In Aus the price of Vyvanse 60mg 30 caps is $65USD for the pharmacy to buy, I think, and the average a customer/patient would normally pay is about $20 USD. Revlimid for multiple myeloma was $16,800 a month (21 doses) when I started taking it. Mine was covered by insurance except a $20/copay, but it broke my heart that others were shelling out that much or dying because they couldn’t afford it.

Med that has been dispensed will not be taken back by the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and pharmacy and re-dispensed to someone else. Some pharmacies might take it back and destroy it, but the person who this was intended for will still get med, and a new box/bottle at that. OP should call the pharmacy it came from and ask how to properly dispose of it. If it’s a mail order pharmacy, they’ll likely send you an envelope to send the med back to them. If this is proper chemo, you can’t dispose of it yourself like you would other medications (in coffee grounds or kitty litter). Many states have a repository program now specifically for chemo and very expensive meds to “reuse” so look into that please OP!!! The originating pharmacy may host this program as well 🤞🏼 you might be able to help someone in need Can you point me to a source for that info? I’m not saying it’s impossible, but I find it odd. If the pharmacy can’t prove that the med was kept at the proper temperature, they usually just tell you to destroy it on the receiving end (rather than having to pay for return shipping if all they’re going to do is destroy it on their end). Once in a blue moon I’d be told to just destroy it on my end and they’ll send another vial overnight. I’ve had to deal with this myself, setting up MANY white-bagged deliveries for meds that cost thousands of doll hairs.

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Chemo is also considered hazmat too – more so than “regular” drugs. It’s literally a cytotoxic agent. This stuff is a nucleoside analogue and a thymidine phosphorylase inhibitor – both working to prevent certain cells from replicating. Still nasty stuff but nowhere as toxic as some first-line chemotherapy drugs. In hospitals, pharmacists in the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and in-patient pharmacy need to wear PPE a few steps below hazmat gear to prepare IV infusions with these. It is kinda sad that in one’s youth you would have to work many months to save up $17,000 but in your old age you have to spend that to just prolong your life by two months. Its complex, but the US FDA has a lot of requirements for tradenames. This includes making sure the name doesnt sound like another drug to prevent confusion and incorrect prescriptions. Names also cant serve to promote the drug for indications that it is not approved, minimize risk, or imply its unique or superior. In addition, pharmaceutical companies may try to make names sound softer sounding or more scientific depending on the intended patient population.
Some names will also try to imply what it does, though I wouldnt be able to figure out lonsurf just by the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and trade name if I didnt already know. The main reason is that it doesn’t translate into anything stupid in common foreign languages, and since it’s not a word in any of them, they can protect it internationally as a trade name. Hospital worker, and I totally agree with your statement. I’m a nurse, wife is a doctor. I’ve asked her if she ever felt like she was just prolonging people’s agony. “All the time” This is why my grandpa chose to quit treatment for his cancer. It was very sad but it spread. My aunt was overseeing the whole process as she works in the cancer field on the other side of the state.
I’m NICU, so I very rarely have the Jerome Brown Philadelphia Eagles Bleed green shirt and by the same token and “prolonging suffering” feeling. Just trying to get those little heroes started. Of course, the loses are a lot harder on the soul, but there’s so many successes to keep going back for. Apparently the big challenge with palliative care is that people ultimately don’t enjoy that path either. They want quality of life with their loved ones etc at end of life, and painkillers rob them of that. The alternative of dealing with agony during that time also robs them of that. It’s a rock and a hard place scenario. As somebody who spent several months on high regular doses of Dilaudid, I’m very sensitive to how shitty end of life decisions must be. So what you’re saying is when I get to the end I just need to finally try Heroin and just fuckin send it hard enough to ensure a fatal OD? My sentiment exactly. No way I’m paying 17k to have 2 extra months, I’d rather get high af and let that money go to my family.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.