I had a therapist (a new therapist, my old one had just recently moved away) who wrote a letter for me to social security when they were doing a review of my case.

He sent the letter and then shared it with me.

He didn't know me well at all and his letter was completely inaccurate of me. I panicked. He made me sound like I didn't deserve disability.

Well, you know what I did? I told him the accurate description of me and asked him to write another letter. He did and sent that letter to social security as well as refuting his earlier letter and my review was approved.

I understand there is a big difference between your situation and mine. My point is...Don't just roll over and let the pdoc give an inaccurate assessment of you. Talk to him, show him your T's letter and maybe have him explain in another letter what "fair" means to him. Maybe "fair" means something completely different to him? "Fair" is a way to describe a beautiful day, right? Maybe your pdoc's "fair" means something far more positive than the Ohio people think it means?