I appreciate your input.
However, I have always been under the care of a endo. I have encountered more problems obtaining insulin prescriptions than I can even count or remember. There are many catch-22’s - problems with no solution and no action that a patient can take to overcome them. These are generated by a faulty system. They system can become so complex that it is essentially impossible to access life preserving medications and I’m a "gold star’ diabetic with 25 years of experience. The system should not be inventing prohibitively difficult obstacles to maintain life. Thats wrong.
I simply cannot understand how it is possible for people, with more obstacles than I, to survive.
For more info on the range of experience regarding insulin at the hospital, if your interested, see this post: Insulin at the hospital