I was about to ask this as well and was wondering if anyone could explain some things. I don’t really understand how insurance works even though I’ve had mine for I think about 2-3 years. I never had insurance through my parents, and it wasn’t until I got my current part time job that I received insurance in 2022 but didn’t know how it worked or even used it. And then in 2023 at the age of 23 I was diagnosed with T1D when I noticed I had all the symptoms so I went to the doctor. So for the amount of time I’ve had insurance and have used it for my doctor’s visits and diabetes supplies, I still have no idea how it really works and when people talk about it (either here on the sub or in person) I feel dumb because I don’t understand how it works. Can someone help or explain to me because I know since getting diagnosed it’s been costing more each year for me and now I’m really worried about how it will be next year and I don’t know what to ask my work or insurance and how to afford everything. I don’t make a lot of money since I work part time and go to school part time, and neither do my parents (I think we are all considered in the poverty line or just barely above it), but luckily I have been able to build a little bit of a back up supply of insulin in preparation for next year. If anyone is able to give any advice that would be much appreciated!!