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Old 09-26-2009, 08:07 AM #12
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Stopped working shortly after I turned 52 (2003), wasn`t dx`ed with anything other than chronic fatigue syndrome at the time, but it made it tough to do my job as a truck driver.

I didn`t file for SSDI until 10 months after I stopped working, just had hopes whatever I had would go away. Just continued to get worse and finally a correct dx of PPMS in 2006 and SSDI awarded in 2006 after a 19 month or so fight, but back pay to the last day I had worked.
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