pharmacy – Nick's Crusade

Are Pharmacies Operated By 19 Year-Old Girls Safe?

August 10, 2009August 24, 2014 nickdupree

Once upon a time, I was sitting in class at Spring Hill College, and overheard some pre-class chatter that included a girl mentioning that she worked as a “pharmacy technician” at the CVS Pharmacy my family and I frequently used. Given that this particular girl was not a day over 20, and was about as … Continue reading “Are Pharmacies Operated By 19 Year-Old Girls Safe?”

Beware of “Evergreening”: The Pharmaceutical Scam That Could Cost Your Family Thousands

July 18, 2009May 10, 2015 nickdupree

Last Friday, I was on the Medicare Part D(rugs) web site (which itself is possibly a conspiracy to break the spirit of the elderly and disabled, and make us give up on life) tabulating my medications and their costs. While crunching the numbers, I found that (as Mom had faced when I was living at … Continue reading “Beware of “Evergreening”: The Pharmaceutical Scam That Could Cost Your Family Thousands”

After becoming a nationally-known with "Nick's Crusade," his successful, two-year campaign to change Medicaid in Alabama, Nick Dupree traveled the country, telling his story and training others to be activists. This blog documents the ongoing pursuit of justice for people with disabilities and all other marginalized groups.
Everyone and everything is connected; harm to one is harm to all.
Nick was a long-time opinion columnist for his college's newspaper, The Springhillian, and loved bringing readers fresh insights on government, life, history, disability, health care, morality, religion, foreign policy and more.
Nick left college in 2005 and in 2008 moved from the Gulf Coast to New York City, seeking new opportunities, where he lived for the rest of his life until 2017.

Nick's websites have been left largely intact, so that his thoughts and ideas can continue to speak for themselves.

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