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Old 09-19-2011, 09:28 AM #1
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Default SSDI CDR review
I recently received the short form for a CDR and then got a letter back saying my benefits were going to continue. Two months later I get the long form from the state saying they want to do a complete medical review. I have been seeing my therapist all year and taking medication. However I have not seen a doctor within the past year. Will I loose my benefits.
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