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Old 01-22-2015, 06:17 PM #1
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Hi everyone,
My name is Kathy. I have TOS/and am diabetic. Inoperable Drs. say. I'm in severe pain daily. Neurotic TOS. I have not worked since Sept. 2014. In and out of the hospital 5 times since October 2014. Can't hold a pen any longer or use a keyboard! Just wanted to say hi at this time. I filed for disability a few wks ago. Waiting to hear if I'm a candidate. So; HI!
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Hi Kathy.
Sorry you are in such pain...

We also have a SSDI forum that might be very helpful for that claim. be sure to check the useful sticky threads for helpful tips..
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum28.html
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I am so sorry to hear that. Why are the drs saying they can't operate?
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Hi Kathy, I have read that diabetics have a higher rate of TOS. I am so sorry that you find yourself with this condition. I understand the pain. The never ending monster chewing you up. I have one too.
I don't know that I have any advice that would help...all I can say is I understand. Sucks for both of us huh?
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Hi, Kathy. You are from Maryland?? Have you seen Dr. Donahue at Boston MGH? He took my case after several other surgeons turned me away.
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