RE: Hassles from employer

[Guest guest]

That would be a real corker! Teach them to mess with you!

If your attorney is good, he may well be able to extract some true justice.

Good Luck!

BJK

At 10:42 PM 10/1/2011 +0000, wrote:

> My last doctor even wrote that my Fibromyalgis/CFS and Coccydynia

> was work related which threw another monkey wrench in the works!

> Can I ask them to buy me out for the next 20 years that they are on

> the hook for plus damages or am I taking a danger by doing so? I

> already live paycheck to paycheck as it is.

>Seeing that I was diagnosed at the Mayo Clinic I suppose isn't good

>enough for them.

[Guest guest]

Try to find a lawyer that will work pro bono. That way, you get the benefits

of a lawyer without handing over a huge chunk if your settlement.

Steve M in PA, age 21

I constantly have to go through the humality of having to go from doctor to

doctor as assigned by my employer. I provided records to them from four

different doctors (including one of theirs) and they stated to me that the

doctors wre not " objective " enough. I have had to do a FCE (functional

capacity evaluation) where they said that I couldn't work and now they are

sending me to yet another doctor on Oct 19th. The last time they switched me

four different times with four different doctors before one would see me. He

was such a joke he didn't even have his own office he rented a office for a

day from a massage clinic! AT what point do I say enough is enough and get

an attourney in order to do something. My last doctor even wrote that my

Fibromyalgis/CFS and Coccydynia was work related which threw another monkey

wrench in the works! Can I ask them to buy me out for the next 20 years that

they are on the hook for plus damages or am I taking a danger by doing so? I

already live paycheck to paycheck as it is.

Seeing that I was diagnosed at the Mayo Clinic I suppose isn't good enough

for them.

[Guest guest]

I definitely would get an attorney! Sounds like they might want to have one or

two of their doctors invalidate what your own doctors said. :-/

I had a similar thing happpen when I had my hearing for SSD .

Fortunately, I *did* have an attorney by then so when the doctor that

interviewd me for them outright *lied* I was astonished but calm and, I'm glad

to say, that that doctor's report wasnt given much weight. :-)

It was suggested to me that I use my former empoyer's environment in my claim,

as part of what caused my ilness, and I do wish I had. (the office environment

was bad news; many violations etc. )

I knew however that it would take even longer and I was without money for some

time already. So chose *not* to claiim everything.

If you can manage, I encourage you to get an attorney and use *everything* that

has affected or contributed to your ill health.

Hassles from employer

I constantly have to go through the humality of having to go from doctor to

doctor as assigned by my employer. I provided records to them from four

different doctors (including one of theirs) and they stated to me that the

doctors wre not " objective " enough. I have had to do a FCE (functional capacity

evaluation) where they said that I couldn't work and now they are sending me to

yet another doctor on Oct 19th. The last time they switched me four different

times with four different doctors before one would see me. He was such a joke he

didn't even have his own office he rented a office for a day from a massage

clinic! AT what point do I say enough is enough and get an attourney in order to

do something. My last doctor even wrote that my Fibromyalgis/CFS and Coccydynia

was work related which threw another monkey wrench in the works! Can I ask them

to buy me out for the next 20 years that they are on the hook for plus damages

or am I taking a danger by doing so? I already live paycheck to paycheck as it

is.