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Old 03-17-2011, 02:26 PM #4
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Originally Posted by Sonny1 View Post
Yea, this all sounds like a roller coaster ride. My doctors did their letters and treatment histories, but SS sent me today for an IMA for a physical eval and psych eval that involved ten minutes each, only asking me questions. it took me longer to park the car and walk in the building! but i will check the other threads and main page. thanks!
Sonny1, my wife has RSD and was recently approved for SSDI last November. SS did send her to a doctor that lasted about 20 minutes. In our experience the doctor was very sympathetic and professional. He did write a report favorable to my wife's condition. She won her case.

You are correct Sonny1 in that how can a stranger evaluate your condition, especially RSD, in 10 minutes? My belief is SS wants to do a "looks see" to make sure no scam or a possibility of one is afoot before you join with the SS judge.
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