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Old 02-19-2024, 01:40 PM #3
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yours is medical improvement possible 3 years to next cdr

i have never heard of a code N for that line and can find nothing on it. how old is your friend?
Thank you-- I knew what mine means-- my friend is in her mid 40s. I am 52. Mine was based on Depression/anxiety, hers similar, though also with additional physical issues.

Thanks for responding!

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