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Originally Posted by mrbreezeet1 View Post

TWP = Trial Work program?


Yeah, that is a good point, and it's true, But I doubt they will do that.
They really should though.

Good Idea about telling them I am hoping to return in 30 days, and getting a check up.
I doubt he will want to keep me off though.
Like I said, he seemed like a jerk.
Trial Work PERIOD.

You don't have to go back to that doctor.

It would make sense to see a neurologist.

When a disabled person returns to work it is common for them to be given accommodations. If a neurologist determines your PN requires you may no longer work in certain environments--such as outside in the winter, your employer might be able to come up with something else for you, or it might be determined that you can not return to your former job.

But, you're not treating the PN as if it's a serious condition. If you don't, your employer won't and SS certainly won't.
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