Well, the letter from SSDI was, of course, a denial. Apparently I am not quite disabled enough.

I guess I just need to find an employer that doesn't care if I can't show up for a few months at a stretch. I never knew it was that simple.

Dark thoughts here. This was basically the last lifeline.

@aspecurian @LnzyHou
I really believe that SSDI doesn't actually look at any records unless you have an attorney. It screens out the people who are too unlikely to qualify for an attorney to take their cases. Unfortunately, it means they have to have delayed benefits while the back payments accumulate enough for it to be worth an attorney's time.

@EileenKCarpenter @aspecurian

Any folks I know have gotten three denials (some kind of game)

ALL had SSDI attorneys.

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@LnzyHou @EileenKCarpenter One of my old therapists was a procter for the decision process and said pretty much that I would qualify after a bunch of hoop jumping. I knew it would happen but dared to hope.

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