(REMASTERED) 10.30.2011 (Disability improved; 100% service connected)
Q&A: Social Security Disability TodayShow Notes
ORIGINAL POSTING: 10/30/2011 REMASTERED POSTING: 2/2/2025
This episode mirrors the video posted earlier!
Topics include: 1) My question is, in the case of a condition that was approved for disability but is expected to get better in a short period of time (I am 22 years old) if I lose the weight within the next year am I obligated to tell SSA that my condition has improved or can I just wait till they review my case again, and I will just agree with their determination? 2) Since I am 100% service connected, diagnosed as Bipolar 2 disorder and have chronic pain, what are my chances are getting SSD?
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