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Old 06-21-2009, 12:22 AM #1
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Confused Ssdi approval
I have been denied twice now. I hired Allsup (recommended by by LTD carrier) for the reconsideration appeal and today I received yet another denial letter.

Has anyone been approved for diabetic neuropathy and diabetic nephrology?

My doctors are all on board and have written numerous letters of my restrictions and prognosis as well as emg and lab results..but yet I am still denied.?? What does it take or what are they looking for.

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