Lucky Stars

Yesterday the Dr. took me of that crap medication. I should feel better in a couple of weeks. At least that has been my recent experience from the last time I went off tx. First time my insurance messed up my meds so I had to go without for two weeks. Last time I went off tx my white count was dangerously low so Dr took me off. Each time it gets harder to pick it up again. And again, the insurance messed up my prescription and even if I wanted to stay on treatment, I have none to stay on. Geez, I wonder if they will screw up my liver when it comes? I got a bill from the emergency room Dr for an infection I got last month. My Dr said to go to the emergency room. But, again, the insurance denied it. Oh well, why would I expect any better. Even the high dollar insurance I used to have really wasn't much better. And I don't suppose it will get much better in the near future. i want to hope the answers will come for people that are in situations like mine. I would like think the answers will come for everything that ails the world. But instead I think I will just be happy to feel better for awhile and not have to worry about a tiny infection killing me. At this moment I would be in the bathroom fiddling with that big chunk of plastic that my shot comes encased in. (4 out of 24 of them broke.) But I'm not. Instead, I am counting my lucky stars I don't have to do that shot any more.

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