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I´ m looking at the drugs I will have to take Allpurinal, Acylovir.Odanestron and looked up the cost. It´s looking like $300.00 a month. My husband and I are retired and can´t afford that. Has anyone run into that problem?

Where do I start looking for help. Living in the US. I do have Medicare A, B and D. but those aren´t covered. I looked at two places this morning and it showed not accepting any more applcants. yike this could be a deal breaker!

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Hi Wendy328,

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Here is one of our Pinned Posts about getting help and advice from LLS.org -

healthunlocked.com/cllsuppo...

even if they don't have one of their own grants available, their counselors should be able to suggest other sources of funding. lls.org/support-resources/f...

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And there are several other general cancer organizations that may be able to help

Financial Resources | Cancer.Netcancer.net › financial-considerations › fina...

The Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition (CFAC) is a group of national organizations that provide financial help to patients. CFAC provides a searchable ...

‎National Service... · ‎Local Service Organizations · ‎Travel Assistance

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Programs and Resources to Help With Cancer-related Expensescancer.org › treatment › managing-costs

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) is a grant program for people with low incomes. It provides monthly cash to help pay for food, clothing, housing, ...

‎Help With Caregiver Expenses · ‎Help With Food Costs · ‎Help With Other Expenses

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Financial Assistance Program - Cancer Carecancercare.org › financial

We offer limited financial assistance for cancer-related costs such as transportation and child care, and our oncology social workers can help you find ...

‎Sources of Financial... · ‎Donate · ‎Cancer · ‎CancerCare PAW Program

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Len

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Skimom

Wendy, did you check out Mark Cubans pharmacy service? Cost plus offers cheaper generic meds.costplusdrugs.com/medicatio... Diana

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Eedew

check with your doctor that is treating your CLL. They have a financial person that knows all the ins and outs and should be able to help you find financial help

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Smakwater

I pay about $8.00 for Allopurinol. I have found differences from one pharmacy to another as well. Below are some links for coupons -

$7.47 - goodrx.com/allopurinol

$14.16 - goodrx.com/acyclovir

$33.25 - goodrx.com/ondansetron

JM

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Wendy328 in reply toSmakwater

Thank you so much!

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