My husband and I both have medical problems. I don't know what we would do if we were forced to pay full price for our meds. I guess we would just have to pick and choose which ones were most important. Sadly, that's the reality for too many people right now.

you try to explain to someone who calls in March, that yes, their son's diabetes medication is basically no longer covered, and will now cost 300 or more dollars, a month, and they actually burst out in tears because they just got this job(and employer insurance) back last fall, and didn't know about this annual limit, and still pay 600 dollars or more a month on the insurance.

I complain a lot about Obamacare, it doesn't go far enough, frankly single payer is the best compromise I wish we had, even if it cost me my job, it would be worth it knowing I and everyone would get covered. But, in this instance, this is something that was a good idea from the get go, these annual and lifetime caps on coverage are simply atrocious.