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06-21-2013 09:38 AM |
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Originally Posted by Hopeless
(Post 994089)
I guess I was having a moment of frustration and depression when I mentioned others that I knew personally that were receiving disability that appeared to be busy out living their lives to the fullest while I am feeling "trapped" like a shut-in due to my debilitating pain and multiple conditions.
I sincerely apoligize to all I may have offended.
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I think it's just something that those of us that been around for any length of time, we try to be careful of making those claims because the public can be very nasty to anyone collecting SSDI. The approval process is not the snap for most applicants that the public assumes (in most cases.) It can take months or years, and require an overwhelming amount of documentation to prove the low level of function SS requires.
I suspect that at least a decent percentage of those collecting that others question their disability, likely have a psych disorder, but they want to protect their privacy and so tell other's that they were approved for a physical issue. Just food for though. ;)
On the other hand, if someone truly is committing fraud, that aggravates us even more. So, if truly believe it's happening, than you should alert SS. (When confronted with this option very few are willing to do so...)
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