Function Report - too much detail?

Hopeless · 07-07-2015, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE

Thank you Hopeless, I do make mistakes though. There are others that post on the forum that I trust to catch any errors I might make.

Regarding age, the part about it getting easier to be approved as you get older, that I have found to be not entirely accurate. It is absolutely true within the context of the Grid Rules, but otherwise, the rules themselves do not allow for age to be factored. Of course, some adjudicators and ALJs may be more lenient in their assessment of older applicants, so...

Hi Lit Love,

Thanks. That is exactly why I warned D of the sources of information he might gather. I guess I was thinking only of the grid rules.

Thanks for explaining where my thinking goes a bit off kilter, especially, for the sake of the person that began the thread, and me, too. (And all others that might read the posts.)

I would feel really bad about disseminating erroneous information.

As I mentioned in my first post in the thread, I was hoping someone like you would fix my info.

Thanks.

LIT LOVE · 07-07-2015, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Hopeless

Hi Lit Love,

Thanks. That is exactly why I warned Dof the sources of information he might gather. I guess I was thinking only of the grid rules.

Thanks for explaining where my thinking goes a bit off kilter, especially, for the sake of the person that began the thread, and me, too. (And all others that might read the posts.)

I would feel really bad about disseminating erroneous information.

As I mentioned in my first post in the thread, I was hoping someone like you would fix my info.

Thanks.

It's really, really common to explain it that way. I used to explain it that way myself.

canifindagooddr · 07-07-2015, 11:40 PM

Lit and Hopeless - thank you very much. More when i get home Friday.

Hopeless · 07-08-2015, 11:53 PM

Hi can I find a good dr

Here is another link you may find interesting. Since PN causes pain, you might find this helpful.

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/soc...onic-pain.html

Please be sure to scroll down and read the entire article. It talks about credibility and is directly on point for some of the items mentioned by you and by me.

Hope this helps some.

Jomar · 07-09-2015, 12:08 AM

If you find more names and aren't able to edit, please report the post and let us know.
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canifindagooddr · 07-09-2015, 11:42 AM

Where on the screen do we look to find what you are talking about below? I can't find it.

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Originally Posted by Jo*mar

If you find more names and aren't able to edit, please report the post and let us know.
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Hopeless · 07-09-2015, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by canifindagooddr

Where on the screen do we look to find what you are talking about below? I can't find it.

Hi can I find a good dr,

You asked that I not use your name and I had an administrator edit my posts which used it.

That is what was discussed in this post. I was thanking the administrator for taking care of that for me.

Hopeless

Hopeless · 07-09-2015, 12:11 AM

One more link that is about grid rules for persons aged 50-54

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/res...h-social-sec-0

canifindagooddr · 07-09-2015, 11:39 AM

I'm sorry I have gotten lost. What was the info that Lit put out that she is now calling a mistake and/or is in need of correct? Thank you.

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Originally Posted by Hopeless

Hi Lit Love,

Thanks. That is exactly why I warned D of the sources of information he might gather. I guess I was thinking only of the grid rules.

Thanks for explaining where my thinking goes a bit off kilter, especially, for the sake of the person that began the thread, and me, too. (And all others that might read the posts.)

I would feel really bad about disseminating erroneous information.

As I mentioned in my first post in the thread, I was hoping someone like you would fix my info.

Thanks.

Hopeless · 07-09-2015, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by canifindagooddr

I'm sorry I have gotten lost. What was the info that Lit put out that she is now calling a mistake and/or is in need of correct? Thank you.

Now you have me a bit at a loss. Lit Love made NO mistake. She did mention that she was "capable" of one and that others would catch it IF one was to be made.

No one is perfect but when it comes to SSDI information, she is as close to that perfection as one can be and still be human.

The ONLY error I have seen in any post to this thread is my using your name and that has been corrected. I may have stated some things that were not applicable but Lit Love expounded and explained them for me.

Hopeless

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