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Insurance companies must support diabetics!

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Abrianna M.
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Kimberly V.
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Debra C.
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Started by Karen Hall 11 years, 2 months ago

Some insurance companies are refusing to pay for diabetic supplies including life saving insulin. Don't let these big companies discriminate against people with Juvenile Diabetes. Help create awareness and legislation that will require insurance companies to pay for diabetic supplies. How is it fair to ask my child to pay over $600 a month just for life saving insulin for the rest of her life?

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May 28, 2015

Reaching this level of support has been exhausting yet it proves that I am not fighting this battle alone. The weight of these insurance costs is still heavy but knowing so many people feel this injustice gives me the fuel to keep going.

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Abrianna Martin
11 years ago Featured

People really need insurance to cover things they may not be able to afford. Its messed up that the government is taking it away from people who really need it.

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Debra Collins
11 years ago Featured

These meds are a necessity for staying alive, no excuse why they should not be covered. Isn't that the reason people pay for insurance.

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Emily Tucker
11 years ago Featured

Insurance is hard enough to afford. The least it can do is WORK the way it's supposed to.

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Kimberly Vogler
11 years ago

These medicines can save precious lives!

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SHARON MCBRIDE
11 years ago

THESE MEDS ARE NEEDED

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LaWanda Martin
11 years ago

please help !!

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Marvin W.Shortt
11 years ago

Have you tried to live without your medication!!!

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Michelle Krawczyk
11 years ago

Terrible. How can they make this decision. They should be ashamed!

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