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Old 10-08-2015, 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Healthgirl View Post
The only reason for a confirmation of nerve damage is good to have is know that one isn't crazy, especially when they look so well and can be so debilitated.
There is another good reason to confirm the damage and get a definitive diagnosis: In order to pursue a disability claim if your condition prevents you from working.

This is a big concern of mine. I have a fairly physical job, and for a time, I was having a great deal of difficulty doing all the required walking, climbing, etc. My company has a great long term disability policy - but how could I make a claim without a diagnosis??

Fortunately, I'm currently doing somewhat better - but we all know that the beast could rear its ugly head again at any time. I don't like thinking about these things - but with bills to pay and two kids in college.............
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