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wash the bite wound immediately and very thoroughly, and extensively with soap and water for several minutes at least (15 minutes at least if possible) & run water to clear it for several minutes, then apply iodine if available and you are not allergic; then promptly seek medical attention and guidance from a physician; there are no natural or homeopathic alternatives that will prevent your getting, & dying miserably if the animal that bit you had rabies.Rabies virus can persist in tissue for a long time before moving into a peripheral nerve. Rabies immunoglobulin can be used up to and including 7 days after the exposure, and a series of 4 vaccinations ( immunocompromised individuals may be given 5 vaccinations) in the deltoid (shoulder) area over a month long period. It is important to stay on schedule & get each shot on time. This program is virtually 100% effective if started soon enough.Patient assistance programs that provide medications to uninsured or underinsured patients are available for rabies vaccine and Immune globulin.If you were bitten by a rabid animal, it is virtually 100% certain you will die, miserably. The proper treatment, given in time, is virtually 100% effective in saving lives. Do you really have to think about what to do?Patient assistance programs that provide medications to uninsured or underinsured patients are available for rabies vaccine and Immune globulin, at least in the US. Sanofi Pasteur’s Patient Assistance Program (providing Imogam ® Rabies-HT and Imovax ® Rabies as well as other vaccines) is now administered through the Franklin Group. A healthcare professional or patient can either contact the Franklin Group directly, or call the customer service team (1-800-VACCINE) who will transfer the call to the Franklin Group. The Franklin Group will review the application against the eligibility criteria. For more information about the program or to request an application, please contact the Sanofi Pasteur, Inc. Patient Assistance Program (Franklin Group) at 1 (866) 801-5655. I am sure the process must be expedited & probably can be completed via phone & fax, or scans via computer for this disease since time is important, although I never had to help a patient through it for this.

How easy is it in the US to live off welfare and not work?I am disabled, living off $771 a month in combined Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Veterans Disability Compensation at 10% service connection. I am unemployable due to multiple physical and mental health issues, combined with being over 50, finding a job would be difficult at best anymore, anyhow.I am not currently homeless, but almost all my income goes to rent and utilities. I no longer qualify for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits (I lost my $15 monthly stipend in October after the state decreased its allowable deductions, making my ‘disposable income’ higher). I do not qualify for Medicaid because I bring in too much money (maximum gross income for single males has to be under $500 a month), and at 53 am still too young for Medicare.The only way I eat regularly is courtesy of Meals on Wheels, going to several local food pantries a month, and the graciousness of friends who invite me to dinner, either in their homes or occasionally out to eat (nothing fancy nor too expensive, meals kept to under $20). My own income allowed for food is about $100 a month, which includes eating out if I am out and about on a doctor’s appointment where by the time I get home I am too fatigued to cook.Since I don’t receive housing or utility assistance, after paying $500 a month in rent and holding $100 for groceries, I have to somehow manage all the bills (phone, gas, electricity, water, sewer, and trash) on the balance.Sure I have ‘free’ medical care thru VA, but at only 10% service connection, that means I am lucky to be actually seen by a doctor once a year…the rest of the time I have to struggle with emergency room visits and trying to qualify for patient assistance to get prescriptions.If you call this an easy life, you are welcome to it. I call it barely existing, let alone surviving. It certainly isn’t living.

Your son’s school should have picked up on your son’s difficulties if he was sent to school. There is help available at your county mental health clinic, which can refer you to more resources. Included here are some resources to get in touch with so that you’re not dealing with the problem alone:Prescription Assistance - Patient Assistance Programs - Help With Prescription Medications through Patient Assistance Programs.Patient Assistance Programs. For Low Income, Uninsured Patients Patient Assistance Programs give free prescription drugs to those in need.Schizophrenia: Support & ResourcesHealth Information and Tools › … › Mental Health › SchizophreniaHow Families Can Cope With SchizophreniaThanks for the request.