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Old 09-22-2010, 08:32 AM #1
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Default Question concerning meds and SSDI.
When I was approved for benifits I was taking several different medications for my condition. Since than I have stopped taking two of those meds because the side effects were too much to live with. I still take all the remaining meds and I still see a doctor every month. I am also on medicare. Am I risking losing my benefits by not taking those two meds?
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