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I am a 50-year-old disabled woman who actually managed to get approved for social security disability benefits.
I have a Master’s degree in Human Services Administration with a specialization in Gerontology from Antioch University. I point this out simply to demonstrate that I, of all people, should be able to negotiate the morass of this new “benefit”. Prior to this year, my out of pocket monthly medical expenses were about $500 per month. I received three very expensive medications through donations from the drug manufacturers and NORD (National Organization for Rare Disorders).
January 1st of this year the new Medicare Part D went into effect. This made me ineligible for the donated medications. I explored five of the 15 plus plans to choose from, and
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