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Patient Stories

The fight is personal

High prescription drug prices force patients to make difficult choices about their health, finances, and everyday lives. These stories are at the heart of our advocacy and help shape the fight for lower prescription drug prices.

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Aarolyn McCullough, a liver transplant survivor from Oak Park, Michigan

“Without assistance, I would be paying about $2,000 per month for all of my medications. I’ve either had to change prescriptions or cope with the fact that I may die.”

Aarolyn McCullough Oak Park, MI Read Aarolyn's Full Story

Ulcerative Colitis, Lupus

Genevieve’s Story

I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2013 and lupus in 2019. When I was a new graduate in 2016, I had a lapse in insurance for about two months. Read Genevieve’s Story

Diabetes, Stroke

Rose’s Story

I have a lot of health issues that impact my daily life, including diabetes, a previous stroke, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. Read Rose’s Story

Waterloo, Iowa · Crohn's Disease

Jacquie’s Story

My name is Jacquie and I am a full-time graphic designer and marketing manager currently living in Waterloo, Iowa. Read Jacquie’s Story

Eveleth, Minnesota · Type 1 Diabetes

Travis’ Story

My name is Travis Paulson and I am from Eveleth, Minnesota. Read Travis’ Story

Type 1 Diabetes

Hattie’s Story

I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2013, when I was 16 years old. In 2017, my family went on a new insurance plan and my insulin copay suddenly skyrocketed to $550. Read Hattie’s Story

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