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Originally Posted by legalmania
I always write in the small space , SEE ATTACHED, in big letters. Then I type the rest. Try not to make it to long, because they are testing you the whole time. If you can sit and type out long letters than you can work. Don't give up,because as I told you before you are sick and you are just going to get worse, if you have to work.
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I humbly disagree with the poster that said don't write too much. The more detail you provide the SSA, the better your chances. It gives them more opportunity to approve your application. It's particularly important to describe symptoms with frequency, duration and severity. Add units of measure, minutes, distance, etc. if possible and use descriptive language.
I've done a lot of research and people who write lengthy answers are more successful.