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Old 10-06-2012, 08:33 PM #6
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I was awarded disability for major depressive disorder back in 1995. My doctor had me file based on the depression rather than the back pain because it was easier to get approved for depression at that time and I didn't have the big chart full of back documentation then.

I was reviewed five years out. They jerked me around a bit but I refused to give in to the fear. I had tons of tests that had been done, several surgeries and a few pain related psych hospitalizations. I didn't mind the review. I think we should all be reviewed occassionally until it becomes appearant that we are not going to get better but there is no reason to torment a sick person and that's how I felt.

I finally contacted my congressman's office and sent them copies of all of the correspondence and my records, asked them to study it and contact SS. They did and I got a letter of appology from their Ombudsman. I haven't been reviewed again. Hang in there. This, too, shall pass. Prayin' for ya!!!
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