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Esophageal Cancer | Last Active: Aug 5 10:01am | Replies (6)

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@davidwrenn

I agree with your approach to living what may remain of your life to the fullest. I too was forced to retire from my career. Initially, it was a difficult adjustment, but I eventually acclimatized to my "new" normal. However, unlike you, I was unable to avail myself of Social Security disability income benefits. May I ask, how did you succeed in obtaining your benefits. The potential extra income would be extremely helpful given that my Social Security payments do not fully cover my monthly expenses and my 401K is being rapidly depleted.

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The forms were overwhelming and if you make one error, they deny. I used a lawyer. Their fee was free if denied, if accepted they get 25% of your back payments. I was approved on month 5 and benefits started month 6. Since there was no back payments, they didn't charge me anything. Very good law firm. Nyman Turkish firm. I was approved in 2 weeks.