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each state is different as well as case.as with me i get both.but dont quote me.my medical are "WC".for my(check up,meds,surgery,xrays,mri's,etc..)but my checks are"SSDI"and i get a pension from my job.but thats me and my case.so dont quote me...each state and case are different
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