funny and ridiculous at the same time, could not have said it better

no really who has this kind of money?

Call the company, and see what they can do to assist you. MS Pathways @ 1-800-788-1467.

Copaxone has a plan to help people pay for the meds - you should give them a call and see if they can help you pay for any part of the 1046.00.

Also, you can tell you doc that you don't want to switch meds if you like copaxone - it's your body afterall.

Hi, I don't know but here in Canada we have government disability you can get and will pay 100% for your meds. Do you have something like disability there? Margaret.

No we don't have any thing in this the US like Canada or the EU has. We are pretty much victims of our insurance and drug companies.

Sorry about that, but that really sucks. How about getting intouch with your MS society maybe they know someone or some insurance that helps. I don't know but just a thought. Good Luck.

what's going on with betaseron? must not be doing well in the stock market, everyone suddenly is saying their docs are offering them it. wow.

I thought beta was the least used nowadays.

trivia: anyone know what avonex, rebif and betaseron are made from?

Only the finest Chinese hamster ovaries of course

Why, you are not going to tell me that the Chinese hamsters are tainted with lead are you,that would explain the walking into walls anyway

thanks for all the replies. i have to contact pathways today. like i said prev. i am on copx and nord pays for all of it. i hope they will for beta

Costs of scripts are out of control. I don't find it funny but I do find it more than ridiculous. I hate it that you and others and the elderly have to pay that much for anything. It sucks. Marti

OMG! I gripe about the V.A.! You remind me to count my blessings all meds are free! You poor darlin!

sometimes I think docs switch because they think we'll think they're doing something for us. and their drug reps probably tell them who needs the attention LOL sad, but that seems to be how it works.

I used to think I was something special to my docs, then I realized they're hearing us yap yap yap, same old crap, day in, day out, what makes any of us any different than the previous complainer.

my chiropractors, on the other hand, they seem to have that kind of relationship with patients, maybe that's why I thought it was like that with GPs and neuros. It's not.

My experience was with rebif. mslifelines
hooked me up with a pharmacy for it and i pay 50 a month and then will be reevaluated in a year...my insurance denied all injectable meds..UNBELIEVABLE