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Sep 16, 2017, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by divine1966
I might be totally wrong but I don't think Artchic is disabled. She perhaps has a disability but I don't think it makes her disabled unless she receives disability etc. My husband has a disability but he is not consider disabled whatsoever such as he has never been on disability and always worked etc I think maybe it's just how it's worded. I might be wrong.
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I think you're focusing on semantics. Disabled means different things depending on which law you are looking at. According to the ADA, I'm disabled. According to SSDI, I'm disabled. But I can still work part-time. I said she was disabled because she can't work full-time and I knew she was getting some benefits, and I recall even previously she said she was disabled.
But anyways, like I said, I think you're focusing on semantics.
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