How does one deal with chronic migraines when they cannot afford ibuprofen?
or get through a kidney infection without antibiotics?
or deal with ptsd without medication?
or a better question; why must we pay to stay alive?

Explanation:

1. There are quite a few ways to deal with headaches when one cannot afford medicaments or simply doesn't want to take them into their system: lots and lots of water, magnesium, both pills and powder, they should limit their alcohol intake, they should use essential oils with certain notes and smells, get enough sleep, heating pads, they should use a cold pack, drinks some ginger juice or water, etc.

2. When it comes to kidney infection, it's always better to go and see the doctor. But, there are some tips how it can be healed at home, without medicaments and visits to the dr. Some of them are: cranberry juice, lots and lots of water, vitamin C, both pills and powder, alcohol and caffeine should be restricted, probiotics should be taken after each complex meal, epsom salt in the bath, apples, both in juices and raw, etc.

3. This topic is a bit complex as it has nothing to do with physical well being, but with mental. It's always better to go see a professional. If someone cannot afford it, or simply feels bad about confiding in a stranger, it's not the end of the world. First thing first, PTSD is not curable. It's something that a person learns to live with. On the other hand, it is something that we can deal with. A person should find a person they trust and love, and confide in them. Talk about every single thing that crosses their mind and never feel ashamed or bad.

4. It's a question that no one can answer. As the system was developing, some of the things and rules have been formed and there's nothing we can actually do about it. It's sad that wealthy people get to live thanks to their money, but not so wealthy ones, depend on someone and if they will help them. In some other world, parallel world, we are all happy and healthy.

b

explanation:

because i can

the answer is c alcoholics anonymous