Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? Education is a handicap for being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! Geez that makes me mad. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? Education is a handicap for being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! Geez that makes me mad. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? Education is a handicap for being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! Geez that makes me mad. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? Education is a handicap for being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! Geez that makes me mad. alley/ ICQ 12631861 alleypat@... http://www.flash.net/~alleypat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 LOL....I suppose this this makes me to smart to be sick.....Connie --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 LOL....I suppose this this makes me to smart to be sick.....Connie --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 LOL....I suppose this this makes me to smart to be sick.....Connie --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 LOL....I suppose this this makes me to smart to be sick.....Connie --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 I was denied a couple of months ago but I have appealed it this is the 2nd go round. --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 I was denied a couple of months ago but I have appealed it this is the 2nd go round. --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 I was denied a couple of months ago but I have appealed it this is the 2nd go round. --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 I was denied a couple of months ago but I have appealed it this is the 2nd go round. --- " Ken & Pat @home " <alleypat@...> wrote: > Jesus, Connie.. you got denied for education? > Education is a handicap for > being handicapped now????? Since when? that sucks! > Geez that makes me mad. > alley/ > ICQ 12631861 > alleypat@... > http://www.flash.net/~alleypat > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Connie Yes, Yes and Yes - every denial my husband got from social security said they had determined that his condition was not severe enough to keep him from working and then went on to say that based on his age, education and past work experience, he was still able to perform other work. Second one said considering the restrictions of his condition, individually and combined, he could not do the jobs he had done in the past however the evidence showed he was able to carry out most activities and went on to add the sentence about his age ect again and that he was capable of performing other work and he did not meet the requirements for disability benefits. The Judge decided differently on July 26th and he will receive social security now. A friend of ours with the same illness was told since she had made salads at a restaurant at one time that she was still able to do that now and was denied because of age ect ect ect. The age education and past work history sentence is always added. You are not alone - they are hoping that you will give up and not pursue it but do and you will get a hearing eventually and with the right documents will get it then. DO NOT GIVE UP that is what they want. Hang in there!!!! Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Connie Yes, Yes and Yes - every denial my husband got from social security said they had determined that his condition was not severe enough to keep him from working and then went on to say that based on his age, education and past work experience, he was still able to perform other work. Second one said considering the restrictions of his condition, individually and combined, he could not do the jobs he had done in the past however the evidence showed he was able to carry out most activities and went on to add the sentence about his age ect again and that he was capable of performing other work and he did not meet the requirements for disability benefits. The Judge decided differently on July 26th and he will receive social security now. A friend of ours with the same illness was told since she had made salads at a restaurant at one time that she was still able to do that now and was denied because of age ect ect ect. The age education and past work history sentence is always added. You are not alone - they are hoping that you will give up and not pursue it but do and you will get a hearing eventually and with the right documents will get it then. DO NOT GIVE UP that is what they want. Hang in there!!!! Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Connie Yes, Yes and Yes - every denial my husband got from social security said they had determined that his condition was not severe enough to keep him from working and then went on to say that based on his age, education and past work experience, he was still able to perform other work. Second one said considering the restrictions of his condition, individually and combined, he could not do the jobs he had done in the past however the evidence showed he was able to carry out most activities and went on to add the sentence about his age ect again and that he was capable of performing other work and he did not meet the requirements for disability benefits. The Judge decided differently on July 26th and he will receive social security now. A friend of ours with the same illness was told since she had made salads at a restaurant at one time that she was still able to do that now and was denied because of age ect ect ect. The age education and past work history sentence is always added. You are not alone - they are hoping that you will give up and not pursue it but do and you will get a hearing eventually and with the right documents will get it then. DO NOT GIVE UP that is what they want. Hang in there!!!! Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2000 Report Share Posted August 5, 2000 Connie Yes, Yes and Yes - every denial my husband got from social security said they had determined that his condition was not severe enough to keep him from working and then went on to say that based on his age, education and past work experience, he was still able to perform other work. Second one said considering the restrictions of his condition, individually and combined, he could not do the jobs he had done in the past however the evidence showed he was able to carry out most activities and went on to add the sentence about his age ect again and that he was capable of performing other work and he did not meet the requirements for disability benefits. The Judge decided differently on July 26th and he will receive social security now. A friend of ours with the same illness was told since she had made salads at a restaurant at one time that she was still able to do that now and was denied because of age ect ect ect. The age education and past work history sentence is always added. You are not alone - they are hoping that you will give up and not pursue it but do and you will get a hearing eventually and with the right documents will get it then. DO NOT GIVE UP that is what they want. Hang in there!!!! Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 ---------- >From: Constance Dickson <constance_clearwater_florida@...> > Have any of you that have been turned down by SS got > the reason for the denial, as being well educated and > also, being treated for illneses (when your not)..What > the heck does my Education have to do with it? Connie- It is another way they try to get you to go away. Their theory is that well educated people don't need to be physically able as they can get jobs that they only use their minds for! We all know about the brain fog, fatigue, etc that accompanies HCV-unfortunately they don't. HCV is still known as a liver disease. I have rarely seen any mention of these in the public ads regardig HCV, only what it does to the liver! You will have to fight another fight. Do you have a lawyer that specializes in SS? They will take your case on with no money up front-but they will get a chunck when the SS finally does come through. My husband did and it still took several years to get SS. I have seen in a couple hep sites areas that give advice, have worksheets, etc on getting SS benefits. Try Hep-central first, I'm sure they have a section there. gail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 ---------- >From: Constance Dickson <constance_clearwater_florida@...> > Have any of you that have been turned down by SS got > the reason for the denial, as being well educated and > also, being treated for illneses (when your not)..What > the heck does my Education have to do with it? Connie- It is another way they try to get you to go away. Their theory is that well educated people don't need to be physically able as they can get jobs that they only use their minds for! We all know about the brain fog, fatigue, etc that accompanies HCV-unfortunately they don't. HCV is still known as a liver disease. I have rarely seen any mention of these in the public ads regardig HCV, only what it does to the liver! You will have to fight another fight. Do you have a lawyer that specializes in SS? They will take your case on with no money up front-but they will get a chunck when the SS finally does come through. My husband did and it still took several years to get SS. I have seen in a couple hep sites areas that give advice, have worksheets, etc on getting SS benefits. Try Hep-central first, I'm sure they have a section there. gail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 ---------- >From: Constance Dickson <constance_clearwater_florida@...> > Have any of you that have been turned down by SS got > the reason for the denial, as being well educated and > also, being treated for illneses (when your not)..What > the heck does my Education have to do with it? Connie- It is another way they try to get you to go away. Their theory is that well educated people don't need to be physically able as they can get jobs that they only use their minds for! We all know about the brain fog, fatigue, etc that accompanies HCV-unfortunately they don't. HCV is still known as a liver disease. I have rarely seen any mention of these in the public ads regardig HCV, only what it does to the liver! You will have to fight another fight. Do you have a lawyer that specializes in SS? They will take your case on with no money up front-but they will get a chunck when the SS finally does come through. My husband did and it still took several years to get SS. I have seen in a couple hep sites areas that give advice, have worksheets, etc on getting SS benefits. Try Hep-central first, I'm sure they have a section there. gail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 ---------- >From: Constance Dickson <constance_clearwater_florida@...> > Have any of you that have been turned down by SS got > the reason for the denial, as being well educated and > also, being treated for illneses (when your not)..What > the heck does my Education have to do with it? Connie- It is another way they try to get you to go away. Their theory is that well educated people don't need to be physically able as they can get jobs that they only use their minds for! We all know about the brain fog, fatigue, etc that accompanies HCV-unfortunately they don't. HCV is still known as a liver disease. I have rarely seen any mention of these in the public ads regardig HCV, only what it does to the liver! You will have to fight another fight. Do you have a lawyer that specializes in SS? They will take your case on with no money up front-but they will get a chunck when the SS finally does come through. My husband did and it still took several years to get SS. I have seen in a couple hep sites areas that give advice, have worksheets, etc on getting SS benefits. Try Hep-central first, I'm sure they have a section there. gail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 Connie Keep it up and you will surely get a response soon - they say attorneys will help you but not until they owe you at least $16,000 or more in back social security pay because then the chunck they get is worth their time and you usually do most of the work. My husbands doctor was the one who told us not to get an attorney that he would help us out with it and he did along with all the other letters we had from family and friends that knew my husband before he got real sick and afterwards when he started the treatment and it made him sicker. It took us 11 months to get the hearing and the final approval which was better then 2 or 3 years and we get all the back pay not some attorney. Thanks for telling me about the CDC and the making of salads with Hep C maybe that will help her some in getting her social security on down the road she is in the middle of her 2nd appeal and it just goes on. Don't give up that is really what they want you to do as I said before. It will be worth it in the long run for you. We found the Judge shaking his head like what are they wasting my time for here when you should have been approved already - the system like all systems is crazy and long and drawn out. I know alot of people go in there and try to screw the system but we all have legitimate reasons to get it and like my husband would rather be working then sick like he is. The Judge asked us why we picked the date of Sept 1 of 99 and we told the truth it was when he could not work at all any more even though he had missed plenty of work before then with the skin disease from the Hep C and he seemed releived that we were not trying to get any more then we deserved. There are to many people out there that ruin it for the ones that are honest and need the disibility to survive and have worked all of their lives. We saw plenty of that there while we were waiting to see the Judge last month. Stay positive!!!!! Winne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 Thank you Winnie, Gail, Pat, Steve and All. I am going to try to post this again. My first one is out in e mail heaven somewhere. I worked in the field of Engineering Design. I was having frequent nosebleeds at work. This was before I found out I had Hep C. I was unable to get out of bed some mornings and if I pushed myself and did go into work. I would have a nosebleed. I had to fight my works insurance carrier a couple times now for my long term disability. I receive about 1/3 of what I made. A guy came to see me in Clearwater under the guise of helping me. He was just there to take info on me. He questioned me about drugs, and sexual activity. I told him I did not get the Hep C from that, I received it along with 28 pints of blood. His main objective was to get info and put me on a list at CDC as a known carrier of Hep C. This is about the Girl who made Salads........He told me that people with Hep C are not allowed to work in the food industry along with other places. I am not going to give up I have already filed an appeal. I have an e mai address that SS gave me that is suppose to be Apfel's. I e mail it religously every Sunday and have done so since May 2000. I have never received a response. I do it anyway. I have asked if they have a problem with literacy, and that I think there must be someone in that office who can read. I keep e mailing them till maybe I am big enough of a pest that they will answer me. I also know that I am being a smart ass to them but that is my main objective. I can see it now on Monday mornings....lol...... " Damn there is another e mail from that Smart Ass Dickson. " My reply to them would be, " Is it is better to be a Smart Ass than a Dumb Ass. " ........Smile,..Connie --- RLWINNE@... wrote: > Connie > > Yes, Yes and Yes - every denial my husband got from > social security said they > had determined that his condition was not severe > enough to keep him from > working and then went on to say that based on his > age, education and past > work experience, he was still able to perform other > work. > > Second one said considering the restrictions of his > condition, individually > and combined, he could not do the jobs he had done > in the past however the > evidence showed he was able to carry out most > activities and went on to add > the sentence about his age ect again and that he > was capable of performing > other work and he did not meet the requirements for > disability benefits. > > The Judge decided differently on July 26th and he > will receive social > security now. > > A friend of ours with the same illness was told > since she had made salads at > a restaurant at one time that she was still able to > do that now and was > denied because of age ect ect ect. The age > education and past work history > sentence is always added. > > You are not alone - they are hoping that you will > give up and not pursue it > but do and you will get a hearing eventually and > with the right documents > will get it then. DO NOT GIVE UP that is what they > want. > > Hang in there!!!! > > Winne > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2000 Report Share Posted August 6, 2000 Thank you Winnie, Gail, Pat, Steve and All. I am going to try to post this again. My first one is out in e mail heaven somewhere. I worked in the field of Engineering Design. I was having frequent nosebleeds at work. This was before I found out I had Hep C. I was unable to get out of bed some mornings and if I pushed myself and did go into work. I would have a nosebleed. I had to fight my works insurance carrier a couple times now for my long term disability. I receive about 1/3 of what I made. A guy came to see me in Clearwater under the guise of helping me. He was just there to take info on me. He questioned me about drugs, and sexual activity. I told him I did not get the Hep C from that, I received it along with 28 pints of blood. His main objective was to get info and put me on a list at CDC as a known carrier of Hep C. This is about the Girl who made Salads........He told me that people with Hep C are not allowed to work in the food industry along with other places. I am not going to give up I have already filed an appeal. I have an e mai address that SS gave me that is suppose to be Apfel's. I e mail it religously every Sunday and have done so since May 2000. I have never received a response. I do it anyway. I have asked if they have a problem with literacy, and that I think there must be someone in that office who can read. I keep e mailing them till maybe I am big enough of a pest that they will answer me. I also know that I am being a smart ass to them but that is my main objective. I can see it now on Monday mornings....lol...... " Damn there is another e mail from that Smart Ass Dickson. " My reply to them would be, " Is it is better to be a Smart Ass than a Dumb Ass. " ........Smile,..Connie --- RLWINNE@... wrote: > Connie > > Yes, Yes and Yes - every denial my husband got from > social security said they > had determined that his condition was not severe > enough to keep him from > working and then went on to say that based on his > age, education and past > work experience, he was still able to perform other > work. > > Second one said considering the restrictions of his > condition, individually > and combined, he could not do the jobs he had done > in the past however the > evidence showed he was able to carry out most > activities and went on to add > the sentence about his age ect again and that he > was capable of performing > other work and he did not meet the requirements for > disability benefits. > > The Judge decided differently on July 26th and he > will receive social > security now. > > A friend of ours with the same illness was told > since she had made salads at > a restaurant at one time that she was still able to > do that now and was > denied because of age ect ect ect. The age > education and past work history > sentence is always added. > > You are not alone - they are hoping that you will > give up and not pursue it > but do and you will get a hearing eventually and > with the right documents > will get it then. DO NOT GIVE UP that is what they > want. > > Hang in there!!!! > > Winne > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2000 Report Share Posted August 27, 2000 Dear Connie, The easiest way to have them review a denial is to make a series of appointments with a psychologist. The Navy has a rule that if you have a potential terminal disease, you must see either a psychiatrist or psychologist. Turns out that's a good rule, because my SS went through with no problems whatsoever. My private disability policy, however, is a different matter. Hope this helps. Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2000 Report Share Posted August 27, 2000 Dear Connie, The easiest way to have them review a denial is to make a series of appointments with a psychologist. The Navy has a rule that if you have a potential terminal disease, you must see either a psychiatrist or psychologist. Turns out that's a good rule, because my SS went through with no problems whatsoever. My private disability policy, however, is a different matter. Hope this helps. Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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