I've tried that too, it didn't work out good. In the meantime keep posting and talking here so we know you're ok, it might help you too.

Check for clinics for low income and people without insurance. The clinic I go to is income based, I don't pay for my meds, the only request you donate what you can.

Ask in the pharmacy. I work as a pharmacy technician and when people ask we have resources that we can use to look up savings cards and things like that for people who dont have insurance. Unfortunately we dont have the time to do it for every perscription sent in, especially since so many that we fill never get picked up, but if u ask they should be able to help u find the lowest price. And if u try and use Goodrx it will tell u which stores have the cheapest out of pocket price and you can switch your meds to that store. There are also online manufacturers coupons that you can try to find that may reduce the cost of the medication. In general generic medications are also a lot cheaper than namebrand if u are able to switch that.

Try to get meds which are cheaper. Three of mine are only about 42.00 total together. I take one other one which is about 20.00.

I do not have a medical card, ive tried applying for assistance through the state, but of course im told i make too much, and i cant afford the insurance through my work