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Old 02-12-2008, 06:38 PM #1
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Question ALJ Hearing
I just got a letter from my disability attorney that my hearing date in front of the admin law judge will be March 17. I don't have very high hopes, unless the ALJ is really well educated on MS in particular, because I'm one of those people who "don't look sick".

Anyone have any advice? SSDI would be a huge help, especially in my ability to hire childcare.
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