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Old 03-17-2011, 11:37 AM #10
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Thank you very much for those ideas!

I did try the work at home link first and I need a ticket to work first before doing so.. I have another year til I get in for my hearing for ssi.

Kitty- Do you have to have a ticket to work first for the link you posted? It would really help if ssi would be on my side, how many times do I have to flare and quit my jobs because of MS in order for them to see I genuinely have a real problem? its so frustrating.
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