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On 20th October, the BBC's Rip Off Britain investigated why England is the only home nation to pay for prescription charges. The programme looked at case studies from people with long-term conditions in England and Scotland. It featured the Prescription Charges Coalition Co-Chair, Matina Loizou from Parkinson's UK, discussing the negative effects of prescription charges on people with long-term conditions in England. You can watch the episode here. Do you live in England and have to pay for prescriptions for your long-term condition? We'd love to hear from you. Email us your case study at prescriptionchargescoalition@gmail.com. 
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Sue
11/11/2017 15:20:23
Agree with your campaign wholeheartedly. My son struggles with his charges and because this wok isn't paid well it's a choice between prescription for pain relief or a pair of shoes or winter coat. He really only manages because he's still living at home and we help. This doesn't help him feel independent at all. It's very unfair that some conditions get free prescriptionshipping and others don't. 24/1/2018 19:58:14
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