If by changed you mean my government funding for my meds, no… The bill is still hefty, but it gets billed straight to the government, so I never actually see the bill.

As for my progress with HIV, I'm down to one horse pill once a day with pretty well no side effects.

This is awesome news - glad to hear it

If by changed you mean my government funding for my meds, no… The bill is still hefty, but it gets billed straight to the government, so I never actually see the bill.

As for my progress with HIV, I'm down to one horse pill once a day with pretty well no side effects.

Keep taking care then!

As for my progress with HIV, I'm down to one horse pill once a day with pretty well no side effects.

This largely depends on what medication regime that you're put onto, as well as what kind of pharmacy that you go to.

My original medications cost $1533.53/mo at a cheaper pharmacy, whereas at the big name pharmacies, they would easily run well over $3500. My current supply costs me just under $1400/mo. Thankfully, one thing I love about the Canadian healthcare system is that they pickup the bill on these medications as they're deemed to be a necessity of life.

Have things changed in your case?

My original medications cost $1533.53/mo at a cheaper pharmacy, whereas at the big name pharmacies, they would easily run well over $3500. My current supply costs me just under $1400/mo. Thankfully, one thing I love about the Canadian healthcare system is that they pickup the bill on these medications as they're deemed to be a necessity of life.