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Old 01-11-2014, 09:26 AM #12
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Why would I get SSI instead of SSDI? What are the qualifications for the later? How did that process work? How is that determination assessed? What is SSDI exactly, and who made this decision for me? Define SSDI for me and the differences between the two programs. I really would like to understand what happened to me. thank you. ginnie
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