Once upon a time I used to have seizures. Brain tumors might cause 'em, y'know.
The neurologist, Dr. B and I, we rolled the dice with different pills and my head. Maybe this combo will work, he said.
A lot of times, they didn't.
So we kept adding this and that, more and more Topamax, let's try that. And one day, yes one day, it worked.
And I worked. And I still work. And I pay for insurance. And I used to pay $60 every 3 months for the magical drug. Not much, I know. But think about how else I paid.
Then one day, see, the Generic Costume entered. What's the difference, right?
According to Dr. B, a big one. No way, he say. With this drug, stick with the real thing. The one that works. So I told Caremark, my insurance drug company, those exact words.
Fine, they said, just pay for it.
Huh?
And it jumped from $60 to $832. Three months later it was $916. And today, three months later, it's $1082.
I want to try the generic, but my doctor's against it. Karla's against it. Even Rabbi Doug's against it. And considering how much money they're fucking me for, I'm sure Ortho-McNeil Janssen and Caremark are against it, too.
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