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Old 12-13-2016, 12:26 AM #1
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Hi all

My work offers good long term disability benefits, something I might consider down the road if I do not get better. The problem is that if my case is rejected my employment will be terminated with some minor compensation.

So I am trying to get a better idea beforehand whether or not it is common for protracted PCS cases to obtain disability benefits. My employer is non-US, but they will be heavily influenced by how companies and social security in the US treats complicated PCS cases.

FYI in my case, in additional to the usual PCS symptoms, I have acute and worsening convergence insufficiency that has baffled doctors and made me unable to read.
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