<prompt> Human: Hi everyone,Im 27 years old and make about 32,000 a year. No debts except a little bit left less than 1,000 to pay on my car. However, I have Type 1 Diabetes and I feel like Im drowning in my medical expenses. Every penny I save goes towards paying for prescriptions and medical equipment. I feel like I cant plan at all for the future. Even with the insurance my workplace offers, I pay about 8,500 out of pocket every year. That essentially brings my salary down to 23,000 before taxes. I know that people live on less than that, but Im really struggling.Has anyone been in a similar situation? Or have any advice on ways to get cheaper medical supplies? I really want to be able to start saving, and its really demoralizing to see all my extra income go towards these medical bills.Thanks in advance! Edit: I should clarify while that Im not struggling just to get by day-to-day financially, I am struggling to save any significant amount of money, and struggling a lit bit with keeping my morale up.  <response>: I switched employers and took a 7.00 cut per hour just because of the medical insurance. We have primo insurance now, 10 copay and if we use ER a 75 copay. For the most part everything is covered. It was worth it in the end. Start looking for a different employer and dont be shy asking about their health insurance . 