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Old 01-04-2013, 12:44 AM #2
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Has she looked into Medicares Extra Help program for prescriptions. Very easy to apply on SSA website n id be lost without it!!!! Lifesaver!!!!! U pay extremely low copays n when you hit the donut hole instead of being in trouble n having to pay full price......you pay $0...... Worth looking into n very simple to apply online. Hope this helps. How much help you receive is dependent upon amount receive in SSD payment.
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