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Between the high cost of insulin and other supplies, affording the necessary treatments to survive as a diabetic can be incredibly costly.

Our family has done our duty for our country only to see the system let us down in our time of need.

With every member of my family facing or having faced life-threatening illnesses requiring expensive drug treatments, I know how critical this issue is to all Americans.

I do not have that money, though I could max out some credit cards and still only get about halfway there.

I’m terrified of the possibility of a future where I have to ration insulin and depend on my parents for financial support.

Taxpayers paved the way for them with early research, took on the risks, and are funding production and distribution of the vaccines we desperately need.

I’ve been forced to dip into my savings and jeopardize my financial health to preserve my physical health.

High drug prices contribute to poor health outcomes and disproportionately harm Black and Brown Americans — perpetuating systemic racism in health care.