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Old 01-22-2012, 05:07 PM #2
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It is not uncommon for a NeuroPsych to try to put causation on non-organic issues. Mine tried to do the same.

At least SSDI will not depend on the NPA for their decisions. They will do their own evaluations.

Keep in mind that SSDI will average your work income to determine if you qualify. Any jumps in income because of attempts to return to work can be averaged with the non-work periods. Just subtract out any disability income received.

I tried to make my income statement too complicated and it caused trouble.

I just hope your State Disability Determination Service is better than the one here in Idaho.

My best to you.
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