One Day in the Life of a Wolf - Memorial 7-25-20

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I called Medicare, my health insurance company, and a counseling group. none of them would cover me for BP meds or Insulin for one month. Oh well, I tried.
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Call emergency assistance with the local or county welfare offices
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Try your local (county, regional) diabetes support group. American Diabetes Association or such like. --FLO--
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MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2016 12:32 pm At first I was worried because my food was running low, but now things got slightly worse. My checking account is depleted till the first of April and I'm out of insulin. On occasion life sucks - LOL

I hope you can hold on until Monday. I just dropped something in the mail to you. No much, but a bit to help. Watch to make sure your neighbor in the front house don't hold on to your mail.
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Catholic Social Services can also help. Hell you look like a monk anyway.
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tugon (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 18, 2016 11:15 pm Catholic Social Services can also help. Hell you look like a monk anyway.

I'd be an odd-looking monk as I only sport half a moustache. I kept the left side shaved because the hair aggravates the Shingles. I'll call Catholic Social Services right now.
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I called the county, city, diabetes association, Medi-care, and other organizations. None could cover one vial of insulin. They all had programs to help cover some of the cost but it took weeks to set up.

Getting old (with diabetes) ain't for sissies :)
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Perhaps, Mr. Wolf, you should go ahead to set up one of the programs to help your cost of regular insulin supplies. --FLO--
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Maybe you're right (said in my best Scot accent)
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Thanks to a recent windfall, I have my BP meds, Insulin, my saline nose spray and a sack of potatoes.:)
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