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Old 10-14-2010, 06:23 AM #1
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Default SSDI doc appt

Hi all, thank you in advance for your help and advice. I am new to the SSDI forum but not for others at NT. I was wondering about the docs that SSD sends us to, how long after applying should we be sent to one and when will we find out the results from the appt? What have your appts been like? I am 38 with a ton of dx that all have appeared within the last year and unfortunately most have no cure only treat the symptoms and pray they can find a combination that helps. Anyways, thank you again for any advice that you can give me about these appts.
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