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Originally Posted by fbodgrl
I filed for SSDI October 30th. I got my denial letter at the beginning of February. According to the letter it says the decision was based on information from ( list of my doctors), but there were ones that are currently treating me for some of my issues that it appears they didn't ask for records from.
Also they did not request a medical exam.
Is this normal?
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I too, got a denial letter that did not list some of my doctors. I had hand delivered the medical records for ALL my doctors yet some were not listed on the denial. They lost ALL the records I delivered and only used the ones they requested. I have hired an attorney to represent me at the hearing. I continue to see my doctors as needed and will have MORE medical records to add to my claim. The major debilitating health issue was also not listed on the denial. They only listed the 8 other issues that alone do not make me disabled but combined with the ONE that does disable me. How do they overlook the most important and most severe issue? They did have the medical records from that specialist, the neurosurgeon.