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Old 07-10-2012, 04:24 PM #1
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Default My son is approved for SSDI
... Severe TBI, only 30 yo. My only complaint is that it was TOO EASY ... believe it or not. *ducks from the flying eggs and veggies*
Seriously, it was the first attempt, all routine, no lawyers, just the physical / mental evals and regular paperwork. This forum helped me get through it, thanks all. But now to face the future... my baby, my beloved zombie, is now officially permanently disabled ***CRIES HYSTERICALLY WEEPS SOBS HEAVES SACKCLOTH & ASHES, ALLADAT AND NO PROZAC*** godhelpus.............
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