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A two year legal campaign? That can't be cheap. All those union dues...IMO some unions are just tone deaf to the current hardening of public attitudes towards the unions.
On one hand, I don't see that this is a "necessary" drug for individuals over a certain age, yet I don't want to discriminate against anyone. Who am I to say, no sex for you.
On the other hand, I know there are 30 and 40 year old teachers who experience ED, and need this drug to really have a happy and fulfilled life. Why shouldn't insurance pay for that, after all, its a normal biological function of the human body.
If happiness isn't a "needed" problem that insurance should have to pay for, then whats with all of the anti depressants, and mental drugs that are out there now.
Yeah I guess having a rock hard erection is more important to the same people who complain about firing teachers and building swimming pools as others have pointed out in another thread. Now the teachers union can say the "Right wing-nut conservatives got their tax cuts and all I got was this Hard-on"
The condition being addressed by the union is not pulmonary hypertension but erectile dysfuntion. Usually when insurance denies coverage it looks at the condition being treated and not exclusively at the drug name.
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