SVR 12!! Goal and Score!!

So happy for you!!

I urge everyone here to put the fight to the establishment, because I can’t do it anymore

I’m 55, and been through a lot. I categorize people into two types.

1. Selfish POS
2. Human being

There is no reasoning to type 1. They probably know better, but are concerned with their bottom line more that anything.

It’s all about activism here IMO. Very few countries are going to embrace generics. They are going to embrace Gilead and that big fucking fat cloud of money they generate. Hookers and private jets for the select few! Brain fog and death for everyone else.

Gotta keep this site alive, put it on multiple servers globally if necessary.

It may only help a small percent of people, but I think that is the people who are here now.

YOU…you are here because someone denied you and you found this place, especially if you are not in Australia. Preserve this for those who will not be denied.

Congratulations Isaing4 on the big SVR 12!

Let the good times roll!

If it is necessary for this site to begin operations overseas, I would like to make the suggestion that it is based (server location) in a country that does not honor Gilead’s patent. If this site were based in USA, I think there would also be big problems. If it was registered in Bangladesh (under someone else than Dr. Freeman) and located on a server in China, then I think the governmental frustration level will be clearly off the charts. Gilead would be just besides themselves in grief.

The laws in Australia seem a bit wacky to me.

The country allows the sale of generic DAA’s via the compounding pharmacies. Then why aren’t more doctors advising patients of this choice?

Chester, yes I am in USA. We get these ads for Harvoni and everything else you can think of on TV, print and online. It’s all legal here.

Fitz, I agree but here is the truth in USA, the pharma companies charge whatever they want. Insurance companies either cover it, or they don’t. The cost of illness is forced on the government, but also on the individual. For example:

Gilead has a program for people who are not covered by insurance. It’s called ‘Support Path’ You apply to them for care, because you have no insurance. They want you to apply for medicare, and be denied for coverage. Under medicare you need to be destitute and have under $5000 net worth. If you have more than $5000 then you need to use the money or assets for treatment. Then they will pay for Harvoni.

If you are poor, and qualify for grants like I did, they still want you to pay. I qualified for $73,000 in grants, Gilead wanted me to get a loan for $23,000 and then I could get Harvoni.