Yesterday morning, I called one of my medications for diabetes, and the last of birth control pills that prevent me fibromas of the 4 periods of 6 weeks that I sent to the doctor in the first place. I managed to pick them up at 6 pm, and left my day.On the way home from work, I stopped at the pharmacy. I am fortunate to have a 24hour pharmacy near me. I bought some things, went to the back, has 2 recipes, everything is put in a sack, and I was on my way.I get home to find that the prescription nor was he who ordered the drugs were other, less useful (blood pressure and cholesterol, or what the real problems, the doctor says quot; protect the kidneys) and one of the new prescriptions were filled only last week and as a result, I paid out of pocket for it! took me back in the morning, and the pharmacist is at a loss as to why they were sitting in the pickup bin. However, it was full of what he had called yesterday morning, so it was ready.As of other pills, which are returned to the insurance bill as soon as the current fill date and I will refund the difference. Thus at the end everything works out, but I am at a loss as to what to make of the errors, and frustrated with an insurance company can not freaking pay for the pills, they need every month! This is not even what Congress is debating they are wanting (or not) to get most or all citizens on the insurance machine in the first place! They're not even trying to fix all of the hundreds of ways that the insurance itself is a bureaucratic monolith, networks and endless recipe tiers.Yet know that when I worked in Utah, is being debated in the Legislature if the birth control pill even should be covered by insurance, since birth control is a quot; choice # 39 ;...... this, while Viagra was clearly covered, as it treated a legitimate medical condition ..... As if the fibroids will my uterus at the end of the month I am given a choice whether to take the pill, or not.I am very happy on days like this trade for stunning sunsets, and amazing food Vietnamese Utah coverage of a drug that prevents me from becoming anemic. br br
