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I highly recommend that you get an attorney who specializes in social security

disability cases. By US law, they don't get paid unless you are approved and

their fees are limited and are paid out of your " backpay " once you are approved.

You can find out the limits on the social security website www.ssa.gov

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> I did all of this... submit an application, get rejected, submit an appeal,

> get rejected, request a hearing...and have heard nothing since. I guess I

> will call tomorrow and see where they say my case is at. I know when they

> rejected me they said I was able to do my last job which was a graphic

> artist which no there is NO WAY I could ever do that with all of the

> conditions I have! Obviously they don't have to work under major deadlines

> with major panic disorder and and and, and that is just one of the many

> problems I have, oh how I despise the system! Just thinking about it makes

> me start shaking!

> Thanks for the info!

> Steph

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The waiting period varies a whole lot from place to place. Procedures vary by

state and then the situation with regard to number of judges, court backlogs,

etc. also come into play.

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> > > It took me 2 years almost exactly to get mine.

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*I have put in my application in November. This weekend I met with a doctor

who was supposed to give me a " psycodynamic " profile. The disability office

said that it would help determine the outcome of my case. I feel like

throwing up whenever I talk about this because my illnesses are ones that

people think you are lying. I am sure most of you can relate. I am a

single mom and if I don't get this disability, I will be totally lost. I

cannot work. I am too sick to stand up to cook myself a plate of food.

I am trying to be faithful, but it is hard. Please say a prayer for me.

Mercy (Debbie)

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I second Barbara, I hope you are getting help because this is not  a healthy

relationship. I should know I grew up in an extremely abusive situation, and

what is happening to you is the beginning of grooming you that leads to abuse.

Please seek help now don't waith until you get hurt.

Debbieg

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It's still worth a try, but be sure to document very carefully everything that

impedes you during every day. Can't stand long enough to cook? Write it down and

what sensations you have.

I am going to take a chance and comment on your husband refusing to give you any

money. A marriage is supposed to be a partnership. If he is out working, no

doubt you are doing extra things at home. You deserve to have some money at your

disposal. He sounds controlling to the point of possibly being abusive. I hope

you are taking care of yourself in this situation.

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Exactly. I too was raised in an abusive environment and married abusers. I

hate to see anyone else end up in that situation. It has taken many years to

learn how to recognize and stay away from abusers.

Barbara S

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> I second Barbara, I hope you are getting help because this is not  a healthy

relationship. I should know I grew up in an extremely abusive situation, and

what is happening to you is the beginning of grooming you that leads to abuse.

Please seek help now don't waith until you get hurt.

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> Debbieg

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> It's still worth a try, but be sure to document very carefully everything that

impedes you during every day. Can't stand long enough to cook? Write it down and

what sensations you have.

> I am going to take a chance and comment on your husband refusing to give you

any money. A marriage is supposed to be a partnership. If he is out working, no

doubt you are doing extra things at home. You deserve to have some money at your

disposal. He sounds controlling to the point of possibly being abusive. I hope

you are taking care of yourself in this situation.

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i agree with the last two, that you should be treated better!

rich...

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> I second Barbara, I hope you are getting help because this is not  a healthy

relationship. I should know I grew up in an extremely abusive situation, and

what is happening to you is the beginning of grooming you that leads to abuse.

Please seek help now don't waith until you get hurt.

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> Debbieg

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> It's still worth a try, but be sure to document very carefully everything that

impedes you during every day. Can't stand long enough to cook? Write it down and

what sensations you have.

> I am going to take a chance and comment on your husband refusing to give you

any money. A marriage is supposed to be a partnership. If he is out working, no

doubt you are doing extra things at home. You deserve to have some money at your

disposal. He sounds controlling to the point of possibly being abusive. I hope

you are taking care of yourself in this situation.

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No Lynne, I got sick 25 1/2 years ago. I've only known my husband 15 years.

Again, as I said, I won't comment on this anymore, and I probably won't write

here for some time. I guess everyone else here is independently wealthy, right?

Or has tons of family members throwing tons of support at them? I don't. So my

marriage is pretty old-fashioned at this point. I get basic needs, I actually

don't really do that much around here anymore, but there are marriages that are

based on financial support- even minimal- and not love. Yes, it started out

supposedly based on love, but it's not anymore, and that's just reality. How

can ANYONE with this disease POSSIBLY judge me on that? I have a roof over my

head. My husband wouldn't even think of hitting me. He is just a very, very

stingy person financially, except for when it comes to what he wants.

Really, I'd think people with this illness would have a bit of understanding of

the impossible situations so many of us face. There is someone who has written

here about her fear of ending up homeless. I came really close to that. I have

two family members who are LIVING that. I'm not. Good enough for me right now.

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