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Stupid insurance company

SushiGirl

SF Friend & Antiquitie's Friend
Staff Alumni
SF Supporter
#1
Well my new meds (lybalvi) got denied. It's like they either want me to stay on abilify and have suicidal thoughts or go back on olanzapine and gain back all the weight I lost. Not feeling very good right now. Kinda losing it and this doesn't help.
 

SushiGirl

SF Friend & Antiquitie's Friend
Staff Alumni
SF Supporter
#2
I definitely need my meds. I started going back into my delusional fantasy like state at work today and talking to myself.no one answered back this time but if it's coming back they will and it scares me.
 

Survivorist

Black sheep of my family....
#4
1) Wirte a report in "Trustpilot" - (or American equivalent) about your insurance company. I did this once with a complaint - and got repaid exactly what I wanted.
2) Go to see a simple consumer protection center. Insurances f.... us all over.

Get your medication - get well. Wish you all the best, really.
 

Harmony

Well-Known member
SF Supporter
#5
You might want to ask your doctor about taking olanzapine with topiramate. These are two separate medications that can yield the same result. Topiramate can counteract the weight gain associated with olanzapine for some individuals.
 

AlopexAngel

Chat Buddy
SF Pro
SF Supporter
#6
I just complained about this kind of thing with my mom at dinner. Insurance companies playing doctor without ever reviewing our records or seeing us. I had vraylar rejected.

Agree with Harmony tho. As lybalvi is a combo med, olanzapine with topiramate might work.
 

Gonz

₲‹›Ŋʑ
#7
Neat how a bureaucrat thousands of miles away knows better than your doctor. They must be psychic or something.
 

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