Look thee upon my miscellany and rejoice, O my brethren

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* I finally hunted down a copy of the original 1972 Sleuth to show figmentj. She was unsurprised by the Big Surprise (not knowing who Michael Caine is tends to help sell that better), but she did make the suggestion (which I agree with) that Andrew and Milo should forget Marguerite and shack up with each other.

* Funny how a lack of prescription drug coverage largely negates the effectiveness of prescription antidepressants. "Wait, how much? For thirty pills? Um...do you also sell Everclear, by any chance?"

* Wife and girlfriend have conspired to get me playing Glitch. Oh, grief and weeping for my lost free time! I'm Talamh over there, if that's your kick.

* This post was originally intended to contain the fabled "bat meets macaroni" story, but LJ's scrapbook feature was being all huffy, and the tale holds up much better when accompanied by Terrifying Photographic Evidence.

* Autumn now? Yes? Please?

Comments

[intuition-ist.livejournal.com]

fyi -- Target pharmacies used to have a program where you could get scrips filled for very little money ($2-3 per?). Don't know whether it still exists, but you may want to talk to your psychopharm about it, see if he/she knows anything more. If you're strapped for cash, I hope you're applying to the local equivalent of MassHealth up there. Fingers crossed for you guys to stay well & healthy...

[tigrkittn.livejournal.com]

Same with Walmart, but they only cover certain drugs. Husband's doc recently wanted to change his meds and the *generic* versions were $200-$500 a month. We almost fell over. Fortunately depression counts as a "preexisting condition" for the purposes of Affordable Care Act insurance, which covers prescriptions and various other things.

[cyan-blue.livejournal.com]

Also check out http://www.needymeds.org/

[rubian77.livejournal.com]

Yes, autumn now. :)

Here, anyway!

[rubian77.livejournal.com]

Oh, and: If you are on a drug that doesn't have a generic yet, find the manufacturer (Pfizer, Merck, etc) online and see if they have a Patient Assistance Program. Before Zoloft was available as a generic, we used the Pfizer Pfriends program to get something like 10 or 20% off...and on a $200 script, you take what you can get.