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Topic: Making IV therapy as inexpensive as possible

MysteryGirl44
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Member # 10201

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Hey guys

I was on IV Rocephin for a month, but insurance stopped covering it. I have been on oral abx for 2 years with barely any progress and I feel so sick that I need to be on IV therapy. My parents can't pay $1000.00 per month, so if you guys have any suggestions on how to make IV therapy as inexpensive as possible, please let me know.

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bettyg
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victoria,

have you checked the top of medical ... there's a sticky there on this subject, and many folks contributed good info to it ok.

print it off or print the better parts you find for your situation... best wishes! [Smile]

xox

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MysteryGirl44
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Thanks!

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AZURE WISH
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 804

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for IV meds/supplies:

you could call www.infuserveamerica.com and ask about costs

here is there phone number:

Phone 727-573-7847

Toll Free 800-886-9222

Fax 727-573-0535

Toll Free Fax 800-886-9229

I think they are one of the cheaper places if you have to pay out of pocket. They are very nice and helpful.

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bettyg
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azure, is your info above on top of MEDICAL post by californialyme? if any doubt, please copy it there to have with all the other great info collected to date.

big thanks azuer [Smile]

xox

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Tracy9
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Member # 7521

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Join us on www.lymefriends.com; we have an IV group there.

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