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SP4RVN1971

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There Dotor's and other people in the state agency who are trained in disability evaluation. They said because not sufficient to support my condition's were disabling prior to 12/31/00 when my period of coverage ended!

I had to two heart attack's and had diabetes II before 12/31/00, agent Orange was already working on me! If you call it VA or SSD, they are all the same to me :angry:

Wow, but they said they don't care about my claim thru VA or 6 Privite doctor's which said:

1. Prostate cancer ( MD Anderson said there is no cure )

2. diabetesII

3. Coronary artery disease

4. Lymph Node Cancer ( growing)

5. Hypertension and depression ( DON'T PISSES ME OFF)

6. PN ( Can't function as normal person)

Blank thier agency, Time for SS lawyer's

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"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

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Went to friend the SSDI lawyer, he look at it, and said he does not want to handle it . Told me what to do and I will. The problem was that I did not show enough Quarters or should a say the SS files only show on their computers that I had 19 quarter's. Because their computer are only update to 2010. I have all of 2011 which is 4 quarters. To file for ssd you need 20 quarters of work or pay in to SS for a ten years period. So if you win the lottery, always pay SS every year. So if you get sick you can collect what belong to you. Even if I pay from 1968 to 1995 all quarters are lost to file for SSD. Lucky i started paying again in 2006 thru 2011.

It sounds like you won't need an attorney then - if it is just about the quarters and you have them now. I am glad your attorney friend told you how to handle it. You raise a very good point about making sure you keep insured status. My husband almost missed getting his because he went to school when he retired from the Air Force - and then he worked as a graduate assistant (which does not pay into SSA), and then he was a part time instructor at a couple colleges (which don't pay into Social Security). So he almost ran out of time.

But it is something many people don't think about. And unfortunately, sometimes a person quits working because they can't work - but by the time SSA agrees they can't work - they have lost insured status. 5 years off pretty well does you in.

Good point about continuing to pay in - even if you just have to claim some odd jobs. I think SSA grants you a couple years to pay in a minimum amount even if you didn't earn that much. I know it is rough if you have little, or no income - but can be very important to preserve entitlement to benefits.

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Well I was a lucky guy

I hope these younger guy and ladies do not forget!

Because this goverment wil leave you on the side of the road to die

You can die for them,,,, But I bet they would like to forget it! These war's

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Well, they deny me again!

The SSD lawyer will take it from here!

They are looking at the wrong dates, condition's were not disabling prior to12/31/2000.

I'm filing for prior to 12/31/2011, my conditon's started in 2008

Now i'm P&T at 340% disability.

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

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Well after talking the SSD lawyer, I can't re-file after the second time on my on, But he will file a motion with the court's and get it resolve!smile.png

With my condition and now that I'm P&T. He said it will be no problem getting SSD.

It will cost me about four month's of my SSD.

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

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Well, they deny me again!

The SSD lawyer will take it from here!

They are looking at the wrong dates, condition's were not disabling prior to12/31/2000.

I'm filing for prior to 12/31/2011, my conditon's started in 2008

Now i'm P&T at 340% disability.

Lawyer file on the 2nd February 2012, He said three month's, we will see

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

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