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Old 08-21-2011, 07:50 PM #4
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I was sent the long form for continuing disability. When I was granted disability, the judge said I should be reviewed after 1 year but they took 4.

The appt. was odd because the doctor didn't ask me about my pain now or my daily activities. He did ask me about how my problems all started 9 years ago and what kinds of things I have trouble doing now. He didn't do any of the tests that are relevant to TOS. Instead, he tested my arm strength and leg sensitivity to vibration (both of which are not a problem and are unrelated to why I was awarded disability). He just asked very few questions that were relevant to my case.

I'm trying not to worry but it's difficult when there is so much at stake -- as I'm sure everyone here understands too well.

Thanks for the words of encouragement.
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