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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/21148286
I was kicked off Medicaid at the start of this year and subsequently lost access to my ADHD and depression medication. In February, I moved to a new area and got a new job, but had to wait several months until I qualified for health insurance through it.
After that point, I had to wait for a weekday when I wasn’t working and when I had the mental capacity to tolerate back-to-back disappointing phone calls… all without medication that would make the process significantly easier to tolerate. These are only the calls I’ve made today.
Finally, FINALLY, I have an intake appointment scheduled.
It’s absolutely shameful how much a struggling person is expected to do in order to access basic mental health care.
Paper? What backwards ass pharmacy did you go to in the US that they didn’t send prescriptions via the internet?
Well, it was Vermont, and this was more than a decade ago.
(Does hard math)
It’s been about fourteen years since I lived in America I think?