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Default Anyone receive SSDI for complicated migraines?
My hearing is scheduled for October 1st and I do have an experienced attorney. I also have PTSD (supported by an EEG and neurosurgeon), epilepsy since birth, fibromyalgia and arthritis. My complicated migraines with neurological symptoms did not start until after an adverse reaction to an MRI with Gadolinium contrast dye. Just interested in how/what will take place at the hearing. I have searched the forum but was unable to find any significant info. Thanks in advance.
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