I am assuming that you're talking about the Medicare, right?
Hugs, Barbara A in Auburn CA
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From: jackduv
To: TMIC
Sent: Tue, Oct 26, 2010 5:16 pm
Subject: [TMIC] Oh joy - I think.
Hello everyone!When I applied - (reluctantly) by encouragement of
my
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This is good stuff, John;
Please read the email I sent out two days ago to Linda, which describes my
own transformation from unemployed and broken-down worker, to student, to
graduate and finally to a good job at aged 55. It¹s possible. We get down
on our knees, and ask for guidance because the
test
the body falters, but your mind has not.
change is hard. parting is hard.
there is a grief about this and so to recast
an old expression: mourn, and organize.
I read about applying for SSDI -- advice-- online
before i applied. I got it on the first try BUT
still i had to wiat 6 months ( and i w
Hello everyone!When I applied - (reluctantly) by encouragement of
my best friend-it was oct. I was approved in November. The hardest part was the
2 year wait paying the 540.00 cobra mthly which went up to 820. The last 6 mths
of which I couldn't afford! Thank God I had long term disa
I wholeheartedly agree with BobbyJim. When I went back to work after TM, I had
to come back in a different capacity as I was an executive assistant and could
no longer do that job, but my boss was happy to have me, in whatever condition
I was in. She "valued" ME! She knew I'd give her 110% o
I was accepted right away.I realize I was lucky.It could have been because I
was in rehab at the time,who knows?
Somewhere in the archives there are instructions on how to apply and get
approved the first time. I believe it was written by Doc.
I have no idea how to find anything in the archiv
Nowadayze, good employees, whether healthy or gimp, are very hard to find.
I see this where I work part-time, where a majority of the grunts (as I call
them) are minimalists, that is, they do the minimal-est amount of work to just
get by and collect a paycheck.
Learned employers treasure a good
Hi John,
I'm sorry to hear that you need to stop working, but we've had messages about
this earlier, and it seems that it was inevitable. With your type of job, it
was just not possible to keep working. Now, the next phase of your life.
Go to this site, it's your help with the disability app
called them today.sent me to website to apply online.i will most likely be
denied but 60 to 70% are but thats the process i guess. next step is lawyer.
--- On Tue, 10/26/10, rn11...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: rn11...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [TMIC] oh joy
To: "john snodgrass"
Cc: tmic-list@eskimo.
To John & who ever else is quiting their job,
It's wonderful to have a great boss that tries to understand and let us work as
long as we can, until we can't work any longer.
Check to see how much COBRA is for you when you leave your job. ( because ya
will not have insurance for 2 years ) an
John,
Why are you questioning it? You must be a great guy for your boss to want to
keep you on the job.Now call SS and see what you can do.
Cheryl
--- On Tue, 10/26/10, john snodgrass wrote:
From: john snodgrass
Subject: [TMIC] oh joy
To: "transverse myelitis"
Date: Tuesday, October 2
what a wonderful day.
went to work(against my better judgment),took one load of coal to the place
where it is loaded onto a train and had to just stop after that.
superintendant told me to go home and call the social security office.
I asked him why they put up with me missing so much work,he s
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