Re: regarding the disability wait....

[Guest guest]

You are not receiving income. Your ex-husband is merely LENDING you the

money which you will have to pay back as soon as you are able? Email me

privately

if you need more information

Been there; hang in there!

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

You are not receiving income. Your ex-husband is merely LENDING you the

money which you will have to pay back as soon as you are able? Email me

privately

if you need more information

Been there; hang in there!

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From:

> I was denied SSDI after almost a year of waiting (rheumatoid

arthritis, fibromyalgia, injuries from a car accident) and have

recently hired a lawyer to deal with the appeal process.

I'm not an attorney so I can help you with the legal questions (maybe your SS

attorney can?), but what SS expects you to do is give up. That's why 85% of

claims are denied the first time.

Nina

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From:

> I was denied SSDI after almost a year of waiting (rheumatoid

arthritis, fibromyalgia, injuries from a car accident) and have

recently hired a lawyer to deal with the appeal process.

I'm not an attorney so I can help you with the legal questions (maybe your SS

attorney can?), but what SS expects you to do is give up. That's why 85% of

claims are denied the first time.

Nina

[Guest guest]

Dear brenda I sure can relate to what you are dealing with like I said before I

tried getting SSI once and got denied am also on my own with three kids and my

husband is paying for my rent. we are separated but still married I don't get

child support because he pays my rent at least that was our agreement I'm also

on medicaid and food stamps but it does't stop there kids need clothing school

suplies etc. etc. I called to schedule an app. with a lawyer to help and I got

it for next week am hoping and praying that this time I'm able to get it that

would help me and my children so much.

<b.durbin@...> wrote:

I was denied SSDI after almost a year of waiting (rheumatoid

arthritis, fibromyalgia, injuries from a car accident) and have

recently hired a lawyer to deal with the appeal process. I have run

out of savings and because I live on $264 child support without an

income (single parent), I am no longer able to pay my rent. The last

few months, my ex-husband has paid my rent with money orders because

I know he can't just give me money-I have public assistance that

takes care of my meds, doctors and food (Medicaid and food stamps) So

this is my problem.....I received a letter yesterday that my benefits

may be denied because the IRS provided the FIA with information that

I made $312.00 in unreported income in 2003, which they list as my

state income tax. I have no idea what that is all about and have to

look into that-I have never been penalized for my income tax returns

since it is money I had already reported and paid in. As I know I am

due for a review of my circumstances, I wonder what is appropriate

when you are waiting on disability for months or years with no income-

what the heck do they expect you to do? With my lawyer appealing my

case and no money, I have no choice but to accept my ex's help. So

now I feel like I am committing fraud of some sort (is it income?)

and I'm having major panic attacks about how this will all pan out. I

have been very ill for over 6 years and I don't know how to explain

my situation without getting thrown in jail or losing my medical

benefits-at this point that would be catastrophic. Does anyone have

experience with this situation?

[Guest guest]

Dear brenda I sure can relate to what you are dealing with like I said before I

tried getting SSI once and got denied am also on my own with three kids and my

husband is paying for my rent. we are separated but still married I don't get

child support because he pays my rent at least that was our agreement I'm also

on medicaid and food stamps but it does't stop there kids need clothing school

suplies etc. etc. I called to schedule an app. with a lawyer to help and I got

it for next week am hoping and praying that this time I'm able to get it that

would help me and my children so much.

<b.durbin@...> wrote:

I was denied SSDI after almost a year of waiting (rheumatoid

arthritis, fibromyalgia, injuries from a car accident) and have

recently hired a lawyer to deal with the appeal process. I have run

out of savings and because I live on $264 child support without an

income (single parent), I am no longer able to pay my rent. The last

few months, my ex-husband has paid my rent with money orders because

I know he can't just give me money-I have public assistance that

takes care of my meds, doctors and food (Medicaid and food stamps) So

this is my problem.....I received a letter yesterday that my benefits

may be denied because the IRS provided the FIA with information that

I made $312.00 in unreported income in 2003, which they list as my

state income tax. I have no idea what that is all about and have to

look into that-I have never been penalized for my income tax returns

since it is money I had already reported and paid in. As I know I am

due for a review of my circumstances, I wonder what is appropriate

when you are waiting on disability for months or years with no income-

what the heck do they expect you to do? With my lawyer appealing my

case and no money, I have no choice but to accept my ex's help. So

now I feel like I am committing fraud of some sort (is it income?)

and I'm having major panic attacks about how this will all pan out. I

have been very ill for over 6 years and I don't know how to explain

my situation without getting thrown in jail or losing my medical

benefits-at this point that would be catastrophic. Does anyone have

experience with this situation?

[Guest guest]

I handled Social Security cases when I worked for the

Congressmans office. I would highly recommend

contacting your congressman. They will be able to

help you. They will contact the SS Administration on

your behalf. I dealt with them on a daily basis and

they can be a pain, but they do not like the pressure

from Congress.. i wish you the best of luck.

--- Reggie Galindo <cindygalindo77@...>

wrote:

>

> Dear brenda I sure can relate to what you are

> dealing with like I said before I tried getting SSI

> once and got denied am also on my own with three

> kids and my husband is paying for my rent. we are

> separated but still married I don't get child

> support because he pays my rent at least that was

> our agreement I'm also on medicaid and food stamps

> but it does't stop there kids need clothing school

> suplies etc. etc. I called to schedule an app. with

> a lawyer to help and I got it for next week am

> hoping and praying that this time I'm able to get it

> that would help me and my children so much.

>

> <b.durbin@...> wrote:

>

> I was denied SSDI after almost a year of waiting

> (rheumatoid

> arthritis, fibromyalgia, injuries from a car

> accident) and have

> recently hired a lawyer to deal with the appeal

> process. I have run

> out of savings and because I live on $264 child

> support without an

> income (single parent), I am no longer able to pay

> my rent. The last

> few months, my ex-husband has paid my rent with

> money orders because

> I know he can't just give me money-I have public

> assistance that

> takes care of my meds, doctors and food (Medicaid

> and food stamps) So

> this is my problem.....I received a letter yesterday

> that my benefits

> may be denied because the IRS provided the FIA with

> information that

> I made $312.00 in unreported income in 2003, which

> they list as my

> state income tax. I have no idea what that is all

> about and have to

> look into that-I have never been penalized for my

> income tax returns

> since it is money I had already reported and paid

> in. As I know I am

> due for a review of my circumstances, I wonder what

> is appropriate

> when you are waiting on disability for months or

> years with no income-

> what the heck do they expect you to do? With my

> lawyer appealing my

> case and no money, I have no choice but to accept my

> ex's help. So

> now I feel like I am committing fraud of some sort

> (is it income?)

> and I'm having major panic attacks about how this

> will all pan out. I

> have been very ill for over 6 years and I don't know

> how to explain

> my situation without getting thrown in jail or

> losing my medical

> benefits-at this point that would be catastrophic.

> Does anyone have

> experience with this situation?

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I handled Social Security cases when I worked for the

Congressmans office. I would highly recommend

contacting your congressman. They will be able to

help you. They will contact the SS Administration on

your behalf. I dealt with them on a daily basis and

they can be a pain, but they do not like the pressure

from Congress.. i wish you the best of luck.

--- Reggie Galindo <cindygalindo77@...>

wrote:

>

> Dear brenda I sure can relate to what you are

> dealing with like I said before I tried getting SSI

> once and got denied am also on my own with three

> kids and my husband is paying for my rent. we are

> separated but still married I don't get child

> support because he pays my rent at least that was

> our agreement I'm also on medicaid and food stamps

> but it does't stop there kids need clothing school

> suplies etc. etc. I called to schedule an app. with

> a lawyer to help and I got it for next week am

> hoping and praying that this time I'm able to get it

> that would help me and my children so much.

>

> <b.durbin@...> wrote:

>

> I was denied SSDI after almost a year of waiting

> (rheumatoid

> arthritis, fibromyalgia, injuries from a car

> accident) and have

> recently hired a lawyer to deal with the appeal

> process. I have run

> out of savings and because I live on $264 child

> support without an

> income (single parent), I am no longer able to pay

> my rent. The last

> few months, my ex-husband has paid my rent with

> money orders because

> I know he can't just give me money-I have public

> assistance that

> takes care of my meds, doctors and food (Medicaid

> and food stamps) So

> this is my problem.....I received a letter yesterday

> that my benefits

> may be denied because the IRS provided the FIA with

> information that

> I made $312.00 in unreported income in 2003, which

> they list as my

> state income tax. I have no idea what that is all

> about and have to

> look into that-I have never been penalized for my

> income tax returns

> since it is money I had already reported and paid

> in. As I know I am

> due for a review of my circumstances, I wonder what

> is appropriate

> when you are waiting on disability for months or

> years with no income-

> what the heck do they expect you to do? With my

> lawyer appealing my

> case and no money, I have no choice but to accept my

> ex's help. So

> now I feel like I am committing fraud of some sort

> (is it income?)

> and I'm having major panic attacks about how this

> will all pan out. I

> have been very ill for over 6 years and I don't know

> how to explain

> my situation without getting thrown in jail or

> losing my medical

> benefits-at this point that would be catastrophic.

> Does anyone have

> experience with this situation?

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>