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Old 06-02-2010, 11:59 PM #1
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I dont get it... If you get approved for disability and then are able to find and lord help you hold a job for a while, how does that work? I've heard that they restrict you to some sort of income limitation. Can somebody fill me in on this? I've applied for disability and am going for testing next week (have had terrible luck holding a job for the last 8 years after brain surgery due to a tumor)m yet have now been employed for a month and wonder what thats gonna mean for me.
Things usually go ok for a few months, then take a turn for the worse and I get fired or pushed out...
Any info on this? I'm just wondering if I do get approved and this job happens to turn out to be okay for me, then what? Stranger things have happened...
Go to socialsecurity.gov. Ask for the publication the Red Book to be sent to you. Read it. Twice. Take notes. Then ask questions.
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Old 06-03-2010, 03:08 AM #2
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Vodpop,

The way you phrased "they restrict you to some sort of income limitation" makes it sound like you think SSDI is trying to keep you from working. They want you to work. They don't want to pay you money that is for the totally disabled if you can work. The income limits are in place because they figure if you can work enough to make more than $900 a month, then you can work. SSDI wants to encourage people to try to go back to work if there is an improvement in their medical condition, so it allows for the ticket to work, so someone can work part time to see if they can manage going back to work.
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