I would suggest you air this post in the excellent Medicare thread in this forum. There is an ongoing discussion about All Things Medicare, including Part D.
They call, or we call them, an inexhaustible stream of elderly, disabled, and/or poor Americans, all with their stories to tell. Different in the details of course, but in the aggregate a theme develops, a daily oral history of a shattered medical insurance system, not broken because of governmental incompetence but of an insane ideological commitment to “choice” and “competition” and “the market” even in areas where these ideas do not belong.
And it has been my experience in the private Medica…