Try going straight to the drug manufacturer. Also, tell your Doctor. One more avenue is to contact a hospital attached to a University. They may be able to help (grants, a clinic, etc.). I was on Revlimid for a $100 copay (it was $14,000 for 28 days) which not only forces me to keep working but live in fear of losing my job. That's what caused me to see what my options were in case I lost my job. Be well.

Roseanne, Have you tried Celgene - they make Pomalyst, Many times they will reduce the co pay. Is your grant from the LLS -Leukemia,Lymphoma Society - they also do Myeloma. They give annual grants for $11,000. There are others that have financial assistance programs. Also, call the American Cancer Society. Call your Hospital Social Service or the Financial Service Departments for other ideas. Your Pharmacy may have ideas too. Good luck finding help. Have a good Evening! Love, Marcia 🌼🌸🌻

Cancer Copay Assistance Foundation is another one

Thank you Donna.

Hey Roseanne. My sister has MGUS and I have myeloma. We also have genetic testing. It did show we carry a trait for faconi anemia. But nothing else