Both of my daughters have been coughing since yesterday and they have a runny nose. So yesterday my husband called their doctor to ask them to prescribe medicine. The doctor prescribed something and my husband went to the pharmacy to pick up the medicine. When he was there they said that the insurance wouldn’t pay for the medicine and if we are going to pay the cost was 200 dollars. Why did the doctor prescribed a medicine for the baby that was not covered by the insurance? Why does it cost so much for the baby’s cough medicine? And I am not sure if my babies would take the medicine. So he ended up buying some over the counter medicine. I tried to give my babies the medicine and they spit it up. They do not like taking medicines.
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Wawa namn mga princesa mo jul, na yabag na siguro ang doctor. Basin nagtuo ang kaliwat mo ni bill gates hehehe joke lng.
minsan kasi di naman alam ng doctor kung ano ang covered at hindi covered ng insurance. Naku, dami ko na rin nasayang na mga gamot kasi ang mga kids ko, ayaw nila sa mapapait, iba iba sila ng hiyang na gamot, kaya ang gastos, 6 kinds ang gamot nila sa ref, bawat bata, iba, hay buhay! I hope your babies feel better soon.
hoy unsa man ron makabuktot? nagpareas lang nas akong birth control pills nga paka kau ang 30 dollars dili covered sa insurance hahayzz kamahal sa kalibutan.
i hope the girlt are feeling better now; grabe man sa doctor kay mo prescribe ug mahal kaayo nga medicines...ubo ra gud na...even anti biotic dili man mahal...dayun dapay ila i prescribe kadtong flavored lagi aron dili i spit out ng duha uy, ka luoy baya nga twins nimo :-(
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