No, but I'll have to look into that...hopefully that'll still be there when health care and insurance completely changes.

I don't have a primary care doctor...maybe the city I'll be moving to will have some available, but I've had a lot of bad experiences with them. And I don't think (at least for one of the meds) they can write the prescriptions. I'm not sure how it works, but even a psychiatrist has to see me once a month and give me a printed prescription that's hand signed for me to get the prescription. The drug is sold on the street either as it or is used in making meth...basically it's heavily regulated. And for anti-depressants, I don't know if I'm stable on them, as I haven't found a combination that I feel truly works.

I don't know, maybe it's all the fear-mongering in the US about how no one but the rich will be able to afford any form of medical care in a year or so as no one but the rich will be able to afford insurance and then have to pay fines for not being able to afford insurance.