just-me wrote:
kip wrote:
And SSI can be drawn off your parents, so long as you can prove you were disabled before 18-21, depending on your state. It doesn't affect their payout when they retire, it's just the gov't actually having the slightest shred of understanding that if you were disabled before 18, when the frak are you supposed to have worked? If your going cause of a DX of an ASD, then thats good. No matter when you were diagnosed, any shrink with half a brain can tell you've been that way since childhood.
I have medical records going back to 3 years old and they have all that.
and i am 21 but I dont know why they denied me . now I need to go appeal, and I am so tired of fighithing for everything I have even my dignaty.
You know its something like 70-80% of SSI cases are denied the first time... it's how they save money. If they make you jump thru a million hoops, by the 900,000th, you're tired and give up.
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