Noreen, look into ADAP. The center in Atlanta will get you set up with affordable or free treatment and care.

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In Georgia, the Ryan White Case Management Program (ADAP) offers services to Georgia residents living with HIV who qualify within income guidelines (less than 400% of the Federal Poverty Level). To participate, individuals must be HIV positive and reside in Georgia.
family of one, $62,600,
family of two, is $84,600.
family of three, it's $106,600.
family of four, it's $128,600.
If you make less than the amount for your family size, you qualify for free medication after your insurance pays, any remaining amount left over ADAP picks up the rest.

Depends on what kind of financial difficulty. A job loss. I'd get in touch with ADAP. They can over your meds. And may be able to pay your cobra premiums.