ok i see this dr and he accepts the medical access card and i get that so he gives me pain medication for my back but hes making all his patients pay 70 dollars per prescription and he makes u see him 2 X a month but hes the only dr around here that will even give any thing for pain so my question is what the heck do I do ? Should I look for another DR or should i just suck it up and pay him the 70 even though i dont have a job and have to find alternate ways of coming up with the money every two weeks thanks
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Q: have insurance but the dr is making me pay more than i should what do i do ?
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3/12/09 2:54am
Dear Mommy, is there anybode in your area in the same need of this dr as you? What do they do?
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