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Old 10-21-2010, 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by ElyseHart View Post
The ALJ (judge) ruled in my case that he thought RSD was subjective and he didn't believe my four doctor's (internist, pain management, therapist and neurologist) statements. He said I could find "something" to do. Elyse
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At the Appeals level, you have to prove the judge made a legal error in your case. The situation you just named is a HUGE one. The AJL is NOT a doctor.....it's not up to him to say RSD is subjective. He can say your level of pain might be subjective, but the dx was made by 3 doctors....not you.

Did you have a lawyer ?

Was there a voc rehab evaluator there ? He's supposed to say what jobs you can do given your limitations, not the judge. Are your medical records thorough about listing your limitations and functional ability ?
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