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If you're talking about the Paleo Diet, I did try that for a month a few years back. It didn't work for me. I think my case is too severe to be solved through dieting alone. Don't worry, I don't find that suggestion insensitive.

I remember reading that the average Obamacare plan costs between $320-$480 per month. Does that sound about right to you? Also, if it helps with future replies, I'm in a blue state.

Again, this is not like a pill or a usual prescription drug. I have to schedule an appointment with an infusion center in the US, and have it injected through an IV tube in one of my veins. I can't go to Mexico and get a 90-day supply even if I wanted to; it doesn't work that way.

 I have a job as a Doordash driver. From my experience, working 30 hours a week will get me around $2000/month, but since I can control my work schedule I can work more hours to make more money if I need to.

For as long as I'm on my parent's health insurance, you're right; there's no problem. But I won't be on their plan forever, and when I turn 26, things get a lot more uncertain. That's what my main concern is.

Yes, I do get an infusion every 8 weeks. And yes, the medication is too expensive to pay for it myself. For now, I'll be on my parent's insurance until I'm 26 (I'm 21 now), but I'm not sure what to do after that.

No. It's also not a medication that I can pick up at a pharmacy; I have to go to a hospital and have it injected into my bloodstream.

I've been contemplating living the nomadic lifestyle for a while now, but I have ulcerative colitis and am taking an infusion medication called Entyvio in order to treat it. The only thing that's been holding me back from pursuing this life is the idea that I won't be able to afford infusions or...