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Old 11-20-2014, 03:54 PM #18
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best thing to do so I don't get in any trouble (providing there are no problems after I report to my oncologist,) is to just go back on the 19th or 20th of December, and tell them (My employer) it's a trial work period.
I am just worried about the Insurance, as the medicaid is better I think.

I don't know, also, if I try to work and it IS too hard on me, maybe SS will see that at least I did try, and it will be easier to continue to receive SSDI.
Your employer doesn't need to be told it's a TWP, it has nothing to do with them. That's a SS term.

You could say that you're hoping to return back to work in 30 days, and will schedule a final doc visit to be cleared to return right beforehand. They might want you to be evaluated independently for liability reasons. What if you return prematurely and are injured on the job? They'd than have the expense of a Work Comp case. (They might not bother, but it does happen.)
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