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Old 03-20-2008, 10:22 PM #1
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Default SS doctor visit coming up.
Hi everyone

My husband, who has RSD in his knee subsequent to arthoscopic surgery, has an appointment with the social security disability doctors next week. An orthopedist and psychiatrist. Just wondering if anyone has any tips, suggestions, experiences, etc. to share. Not sure what to expect at all.

TIA - Teresa, nyc
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