A Cure for Jeremy
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My son, Jeremy, has hepatitis C. He is an amazing young man and the father of two of my grandchildren. Seeing the patient and loving father he is to my grandchildren makes me so proud.
He is a very hard worker helping to change the lives of others through his work in helping to improve treatment options, circumstances and modalities for those suffering with alcohol and drug addiction.
The hep C, however, threatens his life, but, thank God, a cure is available through the amazing work and efforts of scientists and drug companies.. The cost of research etc...makes the drug very expensive, to the tune of $90,000 plus. Jeremy acquired insurance and was prescribed the medication, but his insurance declined to pay because he wasn’t at a severe enough stage of the disease to meet their requirements for payment, but his last evaluation was 4 years ago. His symptoms have increased causing great concern for his health. For those not familiar, the disease ultimately destroys the liver, requiring a liver transplant, but even those receiving a transplant have an average of 5 additional years.
All that said, we have researched and have several alternatives which he can pursue. They should be between $10-20,000. This is for a 95-100% cure rate.
This is why I started this campaign. Jeremy and myself, as well as all his family and friends will be forever grateful for whatever anyone can do to help.
Thanks,
Sam Durrance
He is a very hard worker helping to change the lives of others through his work in helping to improve treatment options, circumstances and modalities for those suffering with alcohol and drug addiction.
The hep C, however, threatens his life, but, thank God, a cure is available through the amazing work and efforts of scientists and drug companies.. The cost of research etc...makes the drug very expensive, to the tune of $90,000 plus. Jeremy acquired insurance and was prescribed the medication, but his insurance declined to pay because he wasn’t at a severe enough stage of the disease to meet their requirements for payment, but his last evaluation was 4 years ago. His symptoms have increased causing great concern for his health. For those not familiar, the disease ultimately destroys the liver, requiring a liver transplant, but even those receiving a transplant have an average of 5 additional years.
All that said, we have researched and have several alternatives which he can pursue. They should be between $10-20,000. This is for a 95-100% cure rate.
This is why I started this campaign. Jeremy and myself, as well as all his family and friends will be forever grateful for whatever anyone can do to help.
Thanks,
Sam Durrance
Organizer
Sam Durrance
Organizer
Clermont, FL
