Thread: A Burden
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Old Feb 05, 2015, 04:00 PM
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Good advise to start the SSD/SSI ball rolling. SSD benefits start from the time you first apply, without breaking the chain by inactivity. It won't hurt anything, and good advice.

I know nothing about SSI, but with SSD it is not easy to get accepted and may take several months. I think SSI may be easier and faster.?. Ppl on SSD are allowed to work to a monetary limit. If a person does get full time employment, they are allowed to collect SSD for a time, maybe reduced, but they want to make sure you can do it before cutting you off so you don't have to start all over again.

I think Medicaid has more advantages and coverage than Medicare, so it's better in that respect.

I was concerned about your dr's statements, but it is understandable now, since you did have a relationship with him/her. Sometimes we need that kick in the hind end.

Best wishes and take good care of you. ((()))
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