NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 4月27日 07時44分

Fourth grader Gabriella Corley has type-1 #diabetes and is allergic to the kind of #insulin her insurer makes affordable. She can only take Apidra, but her #insurance covers just 25 percent of the cost, leaving the family to pay hundreds of dollars a month they can't afford.
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When the family asked for help, the insurer pointed to the company that negotiates drug prices for them, they pointed to the drugmaker, and the drugmaker pointed back to the insurer. Their doctor’s appeal was denied, along with their request for patient assistance.
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So her mom has turned to the black market, trading for the medication with other families with diabetes she meets online, a tactic that regulators and health experts warn is a health risk.
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The Corleys know the risks, but are willing to do whatever it takes for their daughter.
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(? @raythompsonjr / for @NBC News)

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