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Old 06-15-2007, 08:14 PM #1
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Default Does this happen often?
I received my approval letter about 4 weeks ago. (Naturally, I was thrilled after waiting 2 yrs.)
What really surprised me is that the Judge ruled that my benefits should begin on the date that I had my surgery. It was my understanding that benefits usually begin on the date the application was received by the Social Security office.

My failed surgery happened over a year before I applied for SSDI. It made a very big difference in my favor. Is this something new?

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Nancy
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