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Old 06-25-2017, 08:45 PM #2
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2Fatigued, I don't know how it is for others, either. I can tell you that I am not able to work. I was already on Social Security Disability when I started having trouble with generalized weakness. If I were not already on SSDI, we would have had to apply for it.

My thoughts go out to you. It's hard to be in this position, and to consider going on disability and everything that goes with it. But when you need to do it, you do...so I'm sending lots of good wishes your way!

Take care,
Erin
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