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Old 04-18-2010, 04:52 AM #32
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Thumbs Up Thanks Janke
That is a great link. It even answered a question I've had about my minimal return to work - 10-12 hours a week, as I can handle it - working from my home.

I had actually downloaded and converted this manual to pdf when I was preparing my application, but never thought to consult it when I had questions about my return to work. Thanks for reminding me.

If I read it correctly, it doesn't look like FTB has anything to worry about.
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