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Old 11-12-2011, 08:13 PM #1
Kelley84 Kelley84 is offline
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Default SSDI approved but review next year

So my SSDI was approved in a little less than three months so I know that I should not be complaining, but my review will be in a little less than a year. My question is will I be reviewed every year?

The letter stated that the doctors expect my condition to approve but I think that the problem is that the doctors that filled out the information were the doctors treating some of the symptoms not the actual condition. I only saw the doctor for the actual condition 6 times or so and then he told me that the brain injury is most likeley permanant, but I need to see the other specialists to treat some of the symptoms like ( neurologist for migranes, psychiatrist for anxiety, depression, anger issues).

The person that filled out my information only wanted to doctors information that I have seen in the last 6 months which were not the two that gave me the permanant disability diagnosis. I know I shouldn't worry about it, but I would hate to have to worry about losing the ssdi every year.
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