At this point don't worry about reviews. Apparently they are years behind on them. I have been due for mine since April and have gotten evasive responses from them several times because I, with multiple anxiety disorders, was anxious. I looked it up yesterday and the number of people on SSDI has gone way up and they are like 500,000 reviews behind with no money budgeted to let them catch up. This happened in the 90s and a big chunk of money was allotted to let them catch up but right now with the whole SSDI program under duress and with possible huge cuts in a little over a year they are just struggling along. So reviews are not getting done on time; it sounds like they are random. I'm just not worrying about it anymore because although like you I was doing better without the stress of work my most recent episode, currently about to enter month 7, is enough to show that I can't work. Psychotic home health workers aren't really safe....for anyone. At the time I got my disability asthma was also a HUGE issue for me and not being in people's homes makes an enormous difference but I also can't work around chemicals so facility work isn't possible either. I am just not that worried about the review at all, even if it happens.

I just was officially dismissed from my post-student loan discharge monitoring last week and that's a good feeling. The loans were considered paid 3 years ago but I had to meet guidelines until 3 years had passed and I have. And I'm not any closer to working now than then so I am so glad that was an option. $700/month to student loans would have been rough on SSDI. (If I wanted to eat and take meds).