Social security is so confusing

[rightstrivinsissy]

I have barely worked since ETSing in 2004 and recently was awarded 100% p&t. I originally applied for SSDI in 2016 when I still had credits but was denied. I applied again in 2019 and they said my credits ran out. So now reapplying since I am unemployable, is this just a waste of time, or will they consider the fact that I was a good earner up until my service connected injuries? It does seem like a long shot but also seems unfair to deny someone until they are out of credits. 

Any knowelege/expertise on ssdi ssi would be greatly appreciated, I have no clue

[ErinNick]

My husband is about to appeal for the 3rd time.. his plan is to keep appealing since VA has said that he cannot work.  In his case, we're hiring our own vocational expert to present on the next appeal.

[Mr.B]

Site the 9th circuit court in Oregon! One government organization must take consideration with the other ruled on! Ah look it up!

[Carl the Engineer]

http://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2018/06/04/16-55987.pdf

Not sure if she got it in the end, but a nice read,

Hamslice