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Old 03-13-2014, 12:24 PM #12
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When an applicant is awarded a Fully Favorable decision, it states what disability or disabilities qualified them for benefits.
My award letter gave no indication of the reason for why I was being given disability. I can only guess, I have a long psychiatric history with a laundry list of maladies ranging from bi polar to major depression, narcolepsy, anxiety, social phobia it goes on and on but on no paperwork from SSA did it ever say expressly what reason I was considered disabled.
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