Well, at last they've given up with the lies...

Hmm, that's rather less than the cost of my hypertension medicine
-- *IF* I were to pay for each prescription. A Prescription Pre-payment
Certificate caps my cost at a little bit south of £120 p.a.[1], IIRC.
Does she have one of them?

[1] Actually, per 13 months if you get your scripts in 8-week lots like
me; you can fit 7 lots in if you arrange for the PPC to start on the day you
put in a script. There's the danger that you might need some emergency
script in the "free" two-month period, but you can backdate the start of
your PPC and claim the cost of scripts in that period *IF* you get a special
receipt from the pharmacist with a view to a refund.

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Yeah. If she didn't, the combined meds for all her chronic ailments
(honestly, she makes Phil look like a poster child for perfect health)
would cost her several hundred quid a year, easy.

 

Probably. She's been like it since she was a kid, same as her mother.
She's had MRI scans and everything.

I don't know how she feels pain in her head anyway, given it's mostly
full of cotton wool and silly putty.