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Does it seem like one 'knows too much' or they are 'trying too hard' when they write their function report in a manner such as:

I have had to use FMLA twice in the last three years. Both times I used three months for each incident. This seems to fulfill listing 12:5: "Repeated episodes of decompensation, each of extended duration".

Is the above too technical/professional looking to put into a Function Report?

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Does it seem like one 'knows too much' or they are 'trying too hard' when they write their function report in a manner such as:

I have had to use FMLA twice in the last three years. Both times I used three months for each incident. This seems to fulfill listing 12:5: "Repeated episodes of decompensation, each of extended duration".

Is the above too technical/professional looking to put into a Function Report?

Thank you.
writing a Fun. Report and providing listings

The title of your post,........... I hope the Fun is just an abbreviation of the word functional.
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Does it seem like one 'knows too much' or they are 'trying too hard' when they write their function report in a manner such as:

I have had to use FMLA twice in the last three years. Both times I used three months for each incident. This seems to fulfill listing 12:5: "Repeated episodes of decompensation, each of extended duration".

Is the above too technical/professional looking to put into a Function Report?

Thank you.
Personally, I do not think that is a good idea. I would omit the remark stating you feel it fulfills a specific listing.
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The title of your post,........... I hope the Fun is just an abbreviation of the word functional. [/QUOTE]

It was just an ironic play on words.
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I would not do it in this report. The sample I sent you is a different matter. You must have medical records that you can quote. You can diagnosis decompensation episodes, your doctor must.
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I think to state that you fulfill a specific listing would be something for your attorney to address at an ALJ hearing.
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Do you mean I 'CAN'T' . . . 'your doctor must'?

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I would not do it in this report. The sample I sent you is a different matter. You must have medical records that you can quote. You can diagnosis decompensation episodes, your doctor must.
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its not going to help for you to do that.
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For a Listed Impairment you MUST have medical documentation to fulfill the requirements. If you look at sample I provided, she cited quotes and dates for every requirement.
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For a Listed Impairment you MUST have medical documentation to fulfill the requirements. If you look at sample I provided, she cited quotes and dates for every requirement.
And you do not do the above on a Function Report - correct?

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