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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE
"Because if a consultative physician or mental health professional suspects that you are not giving an honest portrayal of the limitations caused by your mental condition, your claim stands a good likelihood of being denied. And once there is a notation of malingering in your disability case file, it will be hard to win your disability claim if you have to use the Social Security disability appeal process."
http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/dne...ty-mental.html
BTW, refusing to take tests or cooperate in evaluations ordered by SS is considered a sign of malingering, so that would have been just as bad. |
That's just it Lit, take away what she said about that test, she firmly believes I have major depressive disorder, which as my attorney says, that's what we were looking for. I have been treated for depression since 1998, but kept working until 2006, because I was missing on average about 60 days a year due to my depression. So for 16 years I have been malingering.