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If I run out of insulin, I will die. That’s it, simple as that. My body cannot produce insulin, and insulin is essential to life. Insulin is a human right and they’re killing us by making the prices so high. Even today in 2022, there are diabetics without insulin. Our ability for diabetics and non diabetics to remain alive is based on a liquid. That most of us do not have access too. Some are not able to afford it, not have access to it. Even with the cheapest insulin it’s still so hard to get access to it. Imagine if your life was determined by a liquid that was sold for profit. If I run out of insulin, I will die. Simple as that. | |||||||||||||||
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