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Old 03-13-2012, 05:58 AM #3
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At time of my SSD application (1 year after car wreck) I was only seeing my doctor once every three months. There's not really any point, nothing docs can do for PCS to warrant going twice a month. Now I only go every 6 months for follow up and medication monitoring unless I have something out of the ordinary happen.

Medical evidence is important. Someone, preferably a specialists, has to document your medical problems and how they affect your work ability and day to day functioning.

I was approved August 2011 (less than 3 months after my application).
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My life has been interrupted by PCS (Post Concussion Syndrome) aka TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) due to a car wreck April 13, 2010. It can go back to normal any day now!
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