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allycat128

1y ago

Struggling with Work and Disability Qualification

I got a letter from my insurance saying I qualify for disability. I applied and got denied. I think I'm borderline for qualifying. But really struggle with work. I feel like everyone hates me and eventually get so anxious/hate my job so much I make myself sick. Any tips on how to help that? Broke college student only working 8.5 hours a week making not much more than minimum wage because this job is the best for me mentally. But I need to make more $ to survive.

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Abigailborja

2mo ago

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Fldreamer

1y ago

It took me 2 years and three times applying it ended up going to a judge looking over the case but he saw how sick I was it got approved just don't give up keep applying🤗💕🙌🙏
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Toomin

1y ago

Get a lawyer, find one that will take your case pro bono. Best advice I can give.
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MonicaRoze

1y ago

I don’t think I’ll never get it it’s been a year
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MonicaRoze

1y ago

Damb I’m struggling with that right now and I’m staying with my mom
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mystiq

1y ago

You can still work on SSI, but there's a limit to how much you can earn per month and they reduce your check accordingly.
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mystiq

1y ago

If you're able to work, you will not get disability. You could try for SSI but SSDI requires that you have worked X number of quarters and no longer can work. SSI is easier because it's for anyone with a disability and that is low income.
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Donut

1y ago

I recommend always appealing if you don’t agree with the decision, especially if you think there’s important info they didn’t take into account. But before you do, try to figure more out about why they denied you. Sometimes it’s literally a matter of semantics or not seeing a doctor with a specific type of degree (ex: some won’t approve if you’re seeing an LMFT, but will if you have the exact same treatment and diagnosis with an MD). You may also have luck finding a medical/disability coordinator too, but their quality really varies.
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MrsCora

1y ago

Try appealing. I've known people who were denied but appealed and won. It might take more than one try and you can find an attorney to help

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