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Old 05-30-2012, 01:01 PM #5
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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.
yeah i kind of agree with you "sparky".i am not willing to chance my "ssdi".and its all i get.i dont get and pension cause im only 56.now try and live compfortably on that...i cant even touch my "401"either if they think you can work "some"...they may want to try and push it all the way
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