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Old 04-29-2013, 03:24 AM #11
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Hi there,

I am new to this group. I recently diagnosed with MMN months after seeing close to a dozen doctors in different disciplines. Now I just started the first treatment of IVIG with 2g/kg/month. Don't know the efficacy yet.

My question is about applying for LTD from my company. My job demands me to respond promptly with my fast key board typing. But, due to MMN I have lost use of my left hand fingers. which have a huge impact on my response time and operation accuracy. I am worried that I may lose my job because of that. The neurologist suggested that I apply for short term disability leave (STD). But, by doing some self education, I realized that, MMN is not a short term disease. What happens after the 3-6 months is over?

Anyone has experience in applying for, and getting, long term disability(LTD)? I guess what I would like to know is:

Does "drop fingers" qualify for LTD?
How to apply for LTD and what procedures do I need to go through?

Thank you in advance.

Donald
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