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Old 06-11-2009, 09:42 PM #1
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Default Am I going to lose my job and LTD?
I haven't posted in awhile. QME did decided that my neck injury was work related and not related to MS. Now I have to attend a meeting next week with 4 people from my employer to see if they can accomodate me(probably can't), or let me go. So I feel like I won and then lost. Does anyone know it that means I lose my LTD which I am on now? That's my only source of income.

Thanks, diana
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