Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 07-08-2007, 08:30 PM #11
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Default Dawn Dawn Dawn!!!!

I too just recently got Fully Favorable and did the jig!! Oh happy day indeed. But boy was I in for a big surprise when it came time for my retro pay to be paid back to me. I filed last year in June of 06. So I was figuring I would get my retro effective if nothing else starting 1 July of 06. NOT!!! SSDI decided for whatever reason I will never ever be able to figure out. They started it last December 06 instead. WHY you ask??? Don't know. Than I had to give my Disability Attorney her portion. Than SS folks decided to reconfigure my monthly ssocial security versus what I would receive if I was receiving additional SSi which I am not. So all in all I was going to be receiving approx. 6,532.53 in accordance with my calculations, but the reality is I only got 2,363.34. There is not a damm thing I can do about it. Welcome to the wonderful world of disability. Uncle Sam has us right by the
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Mark,
SSD doesn't pay for the first 5 months of the disability. I guess they consider it a probation period. They determinded that I became disabled in Dec. 05. So dec to april are not payed. they started in May. But as I didn't apply till sept. they gave me back pay from May to Dec, when they made the determindation to approve. I know it's not great, but that is the way they do it. I would have them redo the calculation as you are not getting SSI. Have you thought to apply for it? If not, then they shouldn't count that amt.
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Thumbs Up Great news Dawn

It is always good to learn that someone has received their due benefits! Good for you.



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Congrats!!! It's nice to hear good news. Wishing you the best.
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Question What was you ss for

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I received my decision from Social Security today and it was “FULLY FAVORABLE Yes, Fully Favorable for my disability….
It's time for the Happy, Happy Joy Dance
Yea…. It was only 3 weeks from yesterday that I had my hearing…
God…
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I have applied for ss for degenerative disc disease and have lost 2 appeals, now I have to wait 8 months for a hearing. I have had anterior spinal fusion of the l4/l5 with a cage and synthetic protien replacement for the dis. I am 2months post op and still have pain.
Could you explain you condition and what do you think my chances of getting ss are. I am 53 years old and out of work
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Hi Claudie,
I am sorry to hear of the sever pain you are dealing with and your difficulties with Social Security Disability.
I sent you a Private Message you can read it by checking the top right hand corner of the page and clicking on Private Messages.
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