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Wondering how hard it is to get SSDI or disability I don't think I can work much long

 
 
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Old 11-04-2013, 12:42 PM #10
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I thought you had to be completely off work for at least a year to even apply. How does it work with CRPS? How are you able to apply after only 6 months?
You can apply anytime, including the first day that you are no longer working. You do not need to wait to apply. Your condition must be expected to last 12 months are longer. You do not need to "wait" 12 months to apply.
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