I recently received notification on my appeal. The judge stated that I performed as a professional musician after my discharge, which is entirely not the truth. After doing some research, I found out that in my last psych C&P exam, the doctor wrote that I had worked as a composer and performer after my discharge. My disability does not allow me to perform up to professional standards. Judge took her info from the C&P. How do I make it clear that I have never worked as a musician since my discharge? My feeling is if I had worked as a welder, or a cook, and I could no longer cook, or weld, my case would have been settled long ago. No one takes into consideration the long hours and amount of time it takes to perform at a professional level, not to mention that you have to pass a rigorous audition to and six more months of training to be rated as a musician.
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I recently received notification on my appeal. The judge stated that I performed as a professional musician after my discharge, which is entirely not the truth. After doing some research, I found out that in my last psych C&P exam, the doctor wrote that I had worked as a composer and performer after my discharge. My disability does not allow me to perform up to professional standards. Judge took her info from the C&P. How do I make it clear that I have never worked as a musician since my discharge? My feeling is if I had worked as a welder, or a cook, and I could no longer cook, or weld, my case would have been settled long ago. No one takes into consideration the long hours and amount of time it takes to perform at a professional level, not to mention that you have to pass a rigorous audition to and six more months of training to be rated as a musician.
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