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Old 06-27-2019, 09:41 AM #1
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Few weeks ago I got my letter from SS....In the comment section on bottom of form..."I asked why with brain damage would I be suddenly cured, from last testing in 2017?....I think its hurtful and depressing!" Im sure they dont care, but life is hard enough, and thinking I can ever work again isnt somthing I think about, more about living day to day, and keeping my head above water.
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