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Old 10-28-2010, 08:37 AM #1
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Default SSDI appts with docs
Good morning everyone! I am wondering how long it takes from the physical exam to when I will find out any results? Will SSDI let me know anything or do I need to ask my rep? The doc I saw said that I should be seeing a psych doc too for SSDI since I have so many dx's that involve chronic pain. How long should it take for them to send me to a psych doc? Sorry for all the questions but I am not a very patient person and I feel so out of control right now. On top of all the SSDI stuff I have to deal with WC too.
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