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Old 05-25-2012, 06:28 PM #4
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This is a concern of my own. SS Disability is programmed to always be about 2 years behind on the cost of living. It just isn't enough to live comfortably and will only get worse.

I could work very part time at certain jobs, but I'm hesitant to give SS the impression I can work more than what appears. I'm in a position now where I don't get reviewed by SS, and wouldn't want to change that.
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