Show Notes
ORIGINAL POSTING: 12/4/2011 REMASTERED POSTING: 2/2/2025
This episode mirrors the video posted earlier!
Topics include:
1) What If I can’t completely fill out the forms Social Security provides me, but do my best to complete? 2) When should I hire a lawyer? 3) I got a turn down letter on my second level of SSDI. They said we know you have panic disorder and agoraphobia and you can’t go back to you job as a truck driver but you can work without being in crowded places or with the general public? This makes no sense to me. What job could I do not working with people from my home? 4) Is life over once I must go back on SSI or Social Security Disability?
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