I agree about checking with drug manufacturers to see if they will help. There are also some other assistance programs the drug manufacturers can refer you to. I used one about 5 years ago but I can't remember the name. I hope you can find help.

Fresh vegetables and fruit are gluten free. Brown rice pasta is delicious. Rice and beans. Try to stay away from wheat..it helps ..eat healthy..gluten is in most processed foods. It will really help if you don't have insurance.

Depending on what you are taking, you'll have to look for interactions with meds. When I didn't have health coverage I took Willow Bark (natural aspirin discovered by the native Americans), aspirin itself and Tylenol 500. I know it sounds like baby medicine but this stuff actually worked for me and I have a high tolorence to pain meds. Tramadol/naproxen/ ibuprofen is a joke to me and he tramadol actually gave me headaches. Another option that is a bit cheaper is Amitriptylene (spelling?) I've been on that for years and it's the only thing my PCP would give me for pain. I swear by it because it doesn't take the pain but helps you sleep at night which is worse for me with flares. Hope you find something and before you take my advice do your research too to make sure the Medinces don't interact with any conditions/meds you take ((hugs))

There are many pharmaceutical companies that will supply the meds at little or no charge. Check with your doctor or the specific website to find out how to apply.