Posts by Adam Myers22

I have one unopened box of Tarcev (150 mg) available for sale at $2.75. The package contains 30 tablets, with an expiration date of July 2010.
Typically, a single box of Tarcev retails for approximately $6.25.
If you are interested, please reach out via email at kresogrgic@yahoo.com. I will prioritize buyers who can provide medical documentation; I want to ensure this goes to a patient rather than someone looking to flip it for profit.
This medication is indicated for lung cancer and certain other malignancies (it appears to be used for pancreatic cancer as well).
It is essentially a "smart" genetic therapy which, in the case of lung cancer, seems to show higher efficacy in women and non-smokers.

My father passed away two days ago after enduring fifteen months of suffering. I appreciate everyone's posts, especially those from Angela Wright.

I neglected to mention that my father spent his entire career paying into Medicare for over 30 years, only for us to reach a point where we’ll have to liquidate assets just to afford his prescriptions.

My father is 68 and battling lung cancer that reached an inoperable stage. He’s been undergoing chemotherapy for the last 15 months, but we've hit a wall—three different types of chemo covered by Medicare have already failed him. Our last remaining option is treatment with Tarcev.
The monthly cost for Tarcev is $6.25. What’s particularly galling is that this price tag includes a $1133 sales tax, which essentially means the government is profiting off someone else's tragedy.

I’m 33 years old. Every single month, $317 is deducted from my paycheck for health insurance (that’s 15% of my gross pay)
. If I eventually face medical costs this astronomical, I can't help but think health insurance should be voluntary rather than mandatory. I’d much rather take that $317 every month and tuck it away in savings for the day when, just like my father, I might actually need to
pay for my own care.