James Murphy of Testament and Death Needs Help in Brain Tumor Fight
. His only option to stave off descent into a vicious debt cycle is a switch to drugs which won't knock him off his feet. But that would cost $1000 a month for six months."Simply put, five pills of my current med per day, spread throughout the day for maximum benefit, keep me fatigued and nauseous," Murphy tells Rock News Desk. "The alternative drug is much, much more expensive, but it's meant to work better, have less side-effects per pill, and I'd have to take far fewer pills per week to get the same benefit. "Changing is a no-brainer: it would return me to normal functionality, more or less. The cost is the issue." Find out how you can help RockNewsDesk.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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