social security
It had been a routine email, the kind I ask my husband (total personal assistant) to arrange on my letterhead.
Although this young woman had been a psychiatric hospital inpatient for suicidality a few years ago, she was doing fairly well. We spent most of the time talking about her future education, and choice of profession. Read more on She Could Handle Money…
Tags: depression, money, mother/daughter, social security.
Filed under depression, Family, life, News by admin on Oct 27th, 2019. Comment.
Most people don’t seem to understand how disability benefits work – and that includes doctors as well as patients. There’s a very good reason for that. The system is screwy.
Thinking that your own regular doctor might be prejudiced and just dish out disability benefits ad infinitum so you never have to go to work (Gee – where did the government get that idea?) the patient is sent to an outside doctor to do an evaluation.
I’ve done plenty of those in my day. I’ve done them for veterans and for Social Security and for worker’s comp and even such exotic things as employee plans for large corporations (such as GM and Ford) and unions (like the Railroad Workers). Read more on Diagnosing For Dollars…
Tags: disability benefits, insurance, Medicare, PTSD, social security, worker's comp.
Filed under Diagnosis, News by admin on Sep 30th, 2011. Comment.