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if you can prove that you don't have insurance/$$ to cover the cost of medication, they allow you to get 270 days worth of free medication. it helped me out tremendously... i did it before and received asacol, not sure if asacol will even work for you, but i found it to be more effective than pentasa.
also there's a generic available for steroid enemas (not proctor and gamble), i believe... still expensive but helps out.
good luck