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Old 06-06-2014, 11:37 AM #27
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I totally agree but is one less stress sort of. The disability Ipaid for through work made me apply and appeal and is now hounding me to get the lump sum payment because they want most if not all of it...will be happy when I get them all off my back for a while.

QUOTE=Hockey;1073996]Not that anyone wants to be disabled, but congrats on your SSD approval.[/QUOTE]
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