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Anyone else have trouble getting meds and feel discriminated against?
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No thankfully I don't because that is frankly inhumane and I'm sorry you have to deal with that.
I have only to leave a message for my doctor requesting a refill every 90 days. Then a few days later I get a text with a code. I use the code to pick up the meds from a pharmacy vending machine (open 24/7) a 5 min walk from my home.
According to my doctors the government doesn't allow this.