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- - Just got the short form SSA review. (https://www.neurotalk.org/social-security-disability/232672-short-form-ssa-review.html)

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Originally Posted by Shellback (Post 1217639)

It took a couple months to get a response. Do you have an SSA.GOV login? You can check your status before you get the letter in the mail.

Just read - I logged in and there isn't any new information - I imagine it'll be at least a month before I hear anything
Thank you for your kind information!

No news is good news!

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Originally Posted by nospammer (Post 1217896)

will you navigate to the specific link where you can see the status of your short form and post it here please.

i signed into my social security and went thru every link but couldn't find the place to see the status. **

thanks

There is no link to check the status of your short form. I was saying that if you go and check the status of your SSA disability benefits you would see if there were any changes in your benefits.

I wish that I could go for 6 years without being reviewed. I have terrible anxiety on top of bipolar disorder and I know about (within a month) of when mine is arriving. About 6 months before that I fall into a deep depression/funk just worrying about if they're going to cut me off, what would happen if I lose my access to meds, worrying about if I could go back to work in that state of mind (probably not), and then I start thinking about what a terrible burden I would be on other people. I doubt that anyone would hire me, for starters, because I haven't worked anywhere in 10 years, and the "rule" in this new economy seems to be if you tell them you haven't worked anywhere for more than six months, they throw your job application in the trash. So, it really is a lot of panicking every time and then they just continue it. I've gotten the full review once and I wasn't sleeping well for weeks after I sent it in.

I've heard other people making similar comments, so I'm not alone. I'm only 32, so I'm going to have to deal with as many as 11 more of these, assuming I live long enough to reach "full retirement", so I might as well get used to it.