Look: If sertraline (zoloft) is helpful for you, call some of the charitable organizations to see if they can help with the expense of your medication. (st. Vincent depaul, salvation army, united way). You may also be eligible for services from your local mental health center. And, your doctor may be able to find a less expensive alternative to sertraline.
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$4 genRx + talk w/MD: Tell prescribing md any barriers to care, eg cost of meds. Never change/stop rxs unless advised by md. Some pharmacies, eg target, have list of $4/month generics, incl. Some similar to zoloft, (sertraline) eg citalopram, fluoxetine. Discuss w/prescribing md to see if okay to change to a rx on a "$4 list." also, discuss and make a plan w/md/therapist(s) for how to manage/cope w/symptoms until they get better.
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