ANY and ALL advice on SSD and when to get a lawyer?

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09-25-2011, 02:06 PM

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ginnie

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ginnie

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Join Date: Aug 2010

Location: Anna Maria Island Florida

Posts: 6,278

Re: thanks

thanks Janke for the reply. I knew there were laws, just not that specified each particular illness. I am glad there is a process and all, but it just seems so many on are site are struggling to get their dissability, with some pretty terrible disabilites. just didn't think that many would try to slip one by. When you are dealing with the Gov. you best tell the truth. I guess thats even more important. Medical records don't tell lies as a rule, even if people do. ginnie

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