Guest guest Posted March 28, 2005 Report Share Posted March 28, 2005 I took my wife and daughter with me for extra witness and to make sure I didn't forget something, also to make sure i could get back home. I certainly am not that sure even now, I still usually have my wife with me when I go out, just in case. Of course, that was made clear at the hearing, too. Dennis [ ] Re: Social Security Hearing > > > Hi Dennis, > > Thanks for the advice. That's a great idea about the calender, I'm > going to start one myself. I was also wondering about driving myself > to the hearing. I was wondering should I or should I not? That's if I > feel up to it that day anyway. But if I can, I guess it's no need to > have someone else take me to try to push my situation. Like you said > I'll just go in there with the truth. > > >> Just tell the truth about your condition. When I went for my > hearing, I had >> a calendar with each day covered with pain level, what I could and > couldn't >> do, and anything someone had to do for me. I drove to the > courthouse and >> told the judge so when I was asked. My reply was that I am going to > do >> anything I can for myself. He liked that answer. >> >> Dennis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2005 Report Share Posted March 28, 2005 I took my wife and daughter with me for extra witness and to make sure I didn't forget something, also to make sure i could get back home. I certainly am not that sure even now, I still usually have my wife with me when I go out, just in case. Of course, that was made clear at the hearing, too. Dennis [ ] Re: Social Security Hearing > > > Hi Dennis, > > Thanks for the advice. That's a great idea about the calender, I'm > going to start one myself. I was also wondering about driving myself > to the hearing. I was wondering should I or should I not? That's if I > feel up to it that day anyway. But if I can, I guess it's no need to > have someone else take me to try to push my situation. Like you said > I'll just go in there with the truth. > > >> Just tell the truth about your condition. When I went for my > hearing, I had >> a calendar with each day covered with pain level, what I could and > couldn't >> do, and anything someone had to do for me. I drove to the > courthouse and >> told the judge so when I was asked. My reply was that I am going to > do >> anything I can for myself. He liked that answer. >> >> Dennis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 29, 2005 Report Share Posted March 29, 2005 When I went to the hearing, there were only the judge and his assistant, and my wife and daughter. Now, as I understand, there are also an employment expert, a physical therapist type, and maybe more. I guess that's for your lawyer to help with. Dennis [ ] Re: Social Security Hearing > > > > Yeah Dennis I was thinking of taking my mother with me, just in case. > And I was wondering about witnesses, so you can them in the room with > you? I was gonna ask my attorney about that. I was also wondering > should I bring up that I applied for SSI almost 10 years ago. I was > having problems with my joints then as well, but had not been > diagnosed with RA. I guess these are questions I need to has my > attorney huh? > > Kelli > > >> >> Just tell the truth about your condition. When I went for my >> > hearing, I had >> >> a calendar with each day covered with pain level, what I could > and >> > couldn't >> >> do, and anything someone had to do for me. I drove to the >> > courthouse and >> >> told the judge so when I was asked. My reply was that I am going > to >> > do >> >> anything I can for myself. He liked that answer. >> >> >> >> Dennis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 29, 2005 Report Share Posted March 29, 2005 When I went to the hearing, there were only the judge and his assistant, and my wife and daughter. Now, as I understand, there are also an employment expert, a physical therapist type, and maybe more. I guess that's for your lawyer to help with. Dennis [ ] Re: Social Security Hearing > > > > Yeah Dennis I was thinking of taking my mother with me, just in case. > And I was wondering about witnesses, so you can them in the room with > you? I was gonna ask my attorney about that. I was also wondering > should I bring up that I applied for SSI almost 10 years ago. I was > having problems with my joints then as well, but had not been > diagnosed with RA. I guess these are questions I need to has my > attorney huh? > > Kelli > > >> >> Just tell the truth about your condition. When I went for my >> > hearing, I had >> >> a calendar with each day covered with pain level, what I could > and >> > couldn't >> >> do, and anything someone had to do for me. I drove to the >> > courthouse and >> >> told the judge so when I was asked. My reply was that I am going > to >> > do >> >> anything I can for myself. He liked that answer. >> >> >> >> Dennis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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