Honestly the worst part of it has been getting special approval from insurance; sometimes they don't cover much of it but right now the manufacturer provides a savings card that brings it down to $35/month.
Almost immediately, I dropped to 0-1 attacks a month, and when they do happen they are both less painful and my other medicine knocks them out fast.
Literally life changing.
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I use to work on a newsletter service and we had to combat this constantly.
That made an impression on me, so I followed a similar pattern when I started having my own devices to name: Erdos, Newton, Pascal.
Since then, I've settled into my own naming scheme, themed to women pioneers of technology:
My phone is named Lovelace after Ada Lovelace. One of my servers is named Hopper after Grace Hopper. My laptop is named Kare after Susan Kare.
My wife's naming scheme for her devices are space themed: Nebula, Luna, Io, Ganymede.
When we have shared devices, we sort of merge the schemes into space themed scientists. For example, our Apple TV is named "Copernicus", which I found a fitting name since the world revolves around it when it's on.
I wonder if you could look into partnering with some existing language tools? I might also look into telling schools about it directly, to help speed up the word of mouth.