Thursday, September 30, 2010

Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

 

Christian,

I think most people need to try 3 times before they are
accepted. Is this your first try?

Millie

----- Original Message -----
From: christian yanez
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 9:17 PM
Subject: Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

Hi Time, how are you?
Well I'm in california.
I can't realy tell you what the rules are here in calif.
I can only say by what my lawyer told me that this judge is very tough.
He acts like as the money he gives is his own.
At least that's what my lawyer told me.
Also the worst part is if I get denied, I would have to wait a whole other yr just go get another day in court.

--- On Thu, 9/30/10, Tim H <deacon500@gmail.com> wrote:

> From: Tim H <deacon500@gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010, 4:08 PM
> Hi Christian,
>
> I'm curious. What state do you currently live in. My
> daughter Dani had a
> real tough time with Indiana SSI judges. They have a
> reputation for
> toughness and should be avoided if at all possible.
>
> Dani had brain surgery, VNS with with a 11 years hx of
> uncontrolled seizures
> and was turned down 2x in Indiana. When we did the
> appeal on the 2nd
> rejection, we hired an attorney.
>
> The SSI medical witness was from Cleveland Clinic
> (CC) The hearing started
> an this CC neouro stood up and asked, "Why are we here?"
> The judge ask him,
> "what do you mean?" He responded telling the judge, "this
> young woman should
> have been awarded this money the first time". The judge
> ended the hearing
> immediately awarding Danielle 3 years of back pay. By
> the way- the last
> hearing took place in Cincinnatj.
>
> _Dani's Dad/ Tim H.
>
> On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 4:42 PM, hip70s <hip70s@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Hi, my name is Christian and coming this week I have
> my hearing with the
> > judge.
> > I went to go see my lawyer for the pre-hearing of what
> to expect and not
> > expect.
> > My Laywer told me this judge is very, very tough.
> > So, I would like to know if anyone went, will or has
> been through this and
> > if they have andvice for me.
> > Especially with very tough judges.
> > Thanks alot everyone.
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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>
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Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

 

One of the unfortunate things with SSDI, the younger you are the
harder it is to get, and the more education you have the harder it is to
get. I was told by many people when I first applied that I would have
to go all the way to the hearing stage because I was in my 30's and had
a college degree. The reason--the younger you are the easier it is to
learn a new skill, and the more education you have the easier it is to
be retrained to another job. Yes it seems silly, but it is true and
therefore since the definition of disability is "unable to perform any
job that one is trained or educated for, or can be reasonably expected
to become trained or educated for" youth and education are an advantage
in becoming "trained or educated for" a job, or new job. So in reverse
youth and education make it harder to meet the definition of disabled.

Kelly

On 9/30/2010 5:08 PM, Tim H wrote:
> Dani had brain surgery, VNS with with a 11 years hx of uncontrolled seizures
> and was turned down 2x in Indiana. When we did the appeal on the 2nd
> rejection, we hired an attorney.

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[epilepsy] SS Disability

 

The toughness of the judge will vary based often on how many people
they have seen that should not even have applied at the beginning, it
effects their view of applicants. The reality is they are suppose to
"be tough" because there are many, unfortunately, that do apply for
frivolous reasons because they don't want to work and are trying to find
an excuse.

When I went to my hearing the judge had obviously reviewed my case,
because he asked a couple of specific questions in regards to my
medical history. He asked me a few questions, these are the ones I can
remember after over a year:

-Why do you think you can't work any job? (if you are asked this don't
ramble, be specific.) My answer was something like- I am unreliable to
do any job because I no longer learn well, forget how to do even simple
things soemtimes, and I cannot be counted on to be well enough to
consistently go to a job day to day. Both my memory and concentration
are terrible, and my fine motor skills make many tasks extremely difficult.

-Do you do any volunteer work? Be honest if you do. If you do, they
just want to know if what you are doing as a volunteer is something you
could reasonably get paid to do, and if you are doing enough of it to
prove you are capable of working. I told them I did because I do. 2
hours once a week at my sons school helping do things like hang up
stuff. His answer was "nothing significant".

-He asked what help I had at home. I told him my husband, and that I
had to hire a teenager to clean my house because I couldn't do it
anymore. I told him my mother in law had spent weeks at a time with me
after surgeries to make sure my son was taken care of while my husband
worked.

-He also asked me some specific information about my condition. I think
they do this to see if you were honest on your application, and if what
you say matches the medical records they have. It goes to your
"reliability".

-A lot of what they ask is to see if you are reliable in your
testimony. If they catch you in lie because you say something different
then your medical record in a significant way, that is not good.

At the end he said "I determine the witness is reliable and her medical
records prove a disability. I am granting a bench decision today in
favor of benefits. I don't know why you didn't get hem sooner." I
actually said "can you repeat that" and the lawyer had to tell me it
was ok.

Reason for my disability "Chiari Malformation". He actually ddin't say
anything about my epilepsy on it all, because you only have to meet one
listing and this is actually an ongoing condition for which I have
received the only treatment option and it will likely effect me for my
entire life despite being decompressed. This is actually good for me
because epilepsy can be expected to be controlled with treatment, where
as Chiari causes permanent damage. Yes in some cases epilepsy isn't
controlled, but that is not the norm. (wish I was the norm!) I think
the fact that i have 2 neurological conditions just made it easier.

That was it. The whole thing took about 20 minutes. Normally after a
hearing it can take about 30 days to get a decision in the mail unless
they give you a bench decision, which is apparently not common. Once I
had my decision it was filed within days and I got my lump sum payment
about 6 weeks later. 3 years back benefits.

One of the most important things to do after your hearing is to keep
seeking medical help. If you are awarded benefits they will determine
if there is to a be a review in 1 year, 3 years, or never. Almost
everyone is reviewed in one year, and they will get new documentation
from all providers then. If you have stopped seeking medical treatment
they will assume it is because you no longer need it. At the same time,
the theory is that it is nearly impossible to get on SSDI, but it is
just as hard for them to take you off of it unless a provider expressly
says you can work or you stop seeking treatment.

Kelly

On 9/30/2010 4:28 PM, christian yanez wrote:
> Thanks Kelly, that's good dvice.
> Although my lawyer said that this is the TOUGHEST JUDGE out there.
> My lawyer even told me that that he will FIND or try to find any of the smallest reason to deny you.
> I doubt if the person was missing a leg, arms and blind that he/she would be accepted.
> That's how tough this judge sounds.
> By the way, how did your hearing go?
> What kind of questions were u asked etc?
> Since I think you went in on the same problem as me, right?

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Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

 

Hi Time, how are you?
Well I'm in california.
I can't realy tell you what the rules are here in calif.
I can only say by what my lawyer told me that this judge is very tough.
He acts like as the money he gives is his own.
At least that's what my lawyer told me.
Also the worst part is if I get denied, I would have to wait a whole other yr just go get another day in court.

--- On Thu, 9/30/10, Tim H <deacon500@gmail.com> wrote:

> From: Tim H <deacon500@gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010, 4:08 PM
> Hi Christian,
>
> I'm curious.  What state do you currently live in. My
> daughter Dani had a
> real tough time with Indiana SSI judges.  They have a
> reputation for
> toughness and should be avoided if at all possible.
>
> Dani had brain surgery, VNS with with a 11 years hx of
> uncontrolled seizures
> and was turned down 2x in Indiana.  When we did the
> appeal on the 2nd
> rejection, we hired an attorney.
>
> The SSI medical witness was from Cleveland Clinic
> (CC)  The hearing started
> an this CC neouro stood up and asked, "Why are we here?"
> The judge ask him,
> "what do you mean?" He responded telling the judge, "this
> young woman should
> have been awarded this money the first time". The judge
> ended the hearing
> immediately awarding Danielle 3 years of back pay.  By
> the way- the last
> hearing took place in Cincinnatj.
>
> _Dani's Dad/ Tim H.
>
> On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 4:42 PM, hip70s <hip70s@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Hi, my name is Christian and coming this week I have
> my hearing with the
> > judge.
> > I went to go see my lawyer for the pre-hearing of what
> to expect and not
> > expect.
> > My Laywer told me this judge is very, very tough.
> > So, I would like to know if anyone went, will or has
> been through this and
> > if they have andvice for me.
> > Especially with very tough judges.
> > Thanks alot everyone.
> >
> > 
> >
>
>
>
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> bathos*". "Put out into the
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>
> "I have no program for this seeing. It is only given. But
> the gate to
> heaven is everywhere."- Thomas Merton
>
> "To the true servant of God every place is the right place
> and every time is
> the right time."
>
> - Catherine of Siena,
> St. Catherine of Siena as Seen in Her Letters.
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Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

Hi Christian,

I'm curious. What state do you currently live in. My daughter Dani had a
real tough time with Indiana SSI judges. They have a reputation for
toughness and should be avoided if at all possible.

Dani had brain surgery, VNS with with a 11 years hx of uncontrolled seizures
and was turned down 2x in Indiana. When we did the appeal on the 2nd
rejection, we hired an attorney.

The SSI medical witness was from Cleveland Clinic (CC) The hearing started
an this CC neouro stood up and asked, "Why are we here?" The judge ask him,
"what do you mean?" He responded telling the judge, "this young woman should
have been awarded this money the first time". The judge ended the hearing
immediately awarding Danielle 3 years of back pay. By the way- the last
hearing took place in Cincinnatj.

_Dani's Dad/ Tim H.

On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 4:42 PM, hip70s <hip70s@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
> Hi, my name is Christian and coming this week I have my hearing with the
> judge.
> I went to go see my lawyer for the pre-hearing of what to expect and not
> expect.
> My Laywer told me this judge is very, very tough.
> So, I would like to know if anyone went, will or has been through this and
> if they have andvice for me.
> Especially with very tough judges.
> Thanks alot everyone.
>
>
>

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Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

 


Thanks Kelly, that's good dvice.
Although my lawyer said that this is the TOUGHEST JUDGE out there.
My lawyer even told me that that he will FIND or try to find any of the smallest reason to deny you.
I doubt if the person was missing a leg, arms and blind that he/she would be accepted.
That's how tough this judge sounds.
By the way, how did your hearing go?
What kind of questions were u asked etc?
Since I think you went in on the same problem as me, right?
thanks
--- On Thu, 9/30/10, Kelly Porter <kellyporter@frontiernet.net> wrote:

From: Kelly Porter <kellyporter@frontiernet.net>
Subject: Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010, 2:39 PM

 

I had my hearing last summer. Here is my advice:

-call the judge by what your lawyer calls him/her. Only use Your Honor
if he indicates this because some who do these hearings are not actually
appointed to the bench.
-Be short in your answers. Answer the question that is asked and don't
elaborate.
-Be honest, the worst thing to do is say something way out in left field
that doesn't match the documentation you have
-Don't worry if you are emotional, but don't fake emotions
-Don't swear or put anyone down
-Be there on time. Plan to be three early so you won't be late.
-if something has happened that has changed your medical record fairly
recently make sure you or your lawyer bring a copy with you to add to
the record in case it isn't in there. The lawyer should present it.
-Don't freak out about it. If your lawyer is any good at this they most
likely already know if you meet a listing or have evidence of "other
disabling conditions" and what the outcome is likely to be.

Kelly

On 9/30/2010 2:42 PM, hip70s wrote:
> Hi, my name is Christian and coming this week I have my hearing with the judge.
> I went to go see my lawyer for the pre-hearing of what to expect and not expect.
> My Laywer told me this judge is very, very tough.
> So, I would like to know if anyone went, will or has been through this and if they have andvice for me.
> Especially with very tough judges.
> Thanks alot everyone.

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Roasted Pecan Salmon - 9g Carbs, 0.4g Fiber

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1 Tbsp Dijon mustard
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1 tsp parsley
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Re: [epilepsy] SS Disability

 

I had my hearing last summer. Here is my advice:

-call the judge by what your lawyer calls him/her. Only use Your Honor
if he indicates this because some who do these hearings are not actually
appointed to the bench.
-Be short in your answers. Answer the question that is asked and don't
elaborate.
-Be honest, the worst thing to do is say something way out in left field
that doesn't match the documentation you have
-Don't worry if you are emotional, but don't fake emotions
-Don't swear or put anyone down
-Be there on time. Plan to be three early so you won't be late.
-if something has happened that has changed your medical record fairly
recently make sure you or your lawyer bring a copy with you to add to
the record in case it isn't in there. The lawyer should present it.
-Don't freak out about it. If your lawyer is any good at this they most
likely already know if you meet a listing or have evidence of "other
disabling conditions" and what the outcome is likely to be.

Kelly

On 9/30/2010 2:42 PM, hip70s wrote:
> Hi, my name is Christian and coming this week I have my hearing with the judge.
> I went to go see my lawyer for the pre-hearing of what to expect and not expect.
> My Laywer told me this judge is very, very tough.
> So, I would like to know if anyone went, will or has been through this and if they have andvice for me.
> Especially with very tough judges.
> Thanks alot everyone.

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[epilepsy] Re: Emblem ghi medicare ppo insurance for people that make less than $16000.00

 

Hi I know they are legit but the commercial promises one thing and does another. When you call they switch you to social services which has nothing to do with the commercial offering no copays and no referrals for your doctors its a completely different program. Thanks --- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth Quinn" <equinn76@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I don't know where Emblem is out of (I'm in MA), but these agencies are legitimate. They are private companies that work with the health insurances as "social service coordinators" to try and get people their low-income benefits. You're better off going to your local SHIP, which can do the same thing, and give you all of your Medicare options (for free!).
>
> elizabeth
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: always9999_2000
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, September 24, 2010 10:51 AM
> Subject: [epilepsy] Emblem ghi medicare ppo insurance for people that make less than $16000.00
>
>
>
> Have any of you seen this commercial? It offers no co-pays, no referrals, coverage out of state and presciptions. But when you call 1800 444 1335 them they transfer you to social service coordinators 1866 761 5934 which is a company that helps you with medicare savings programs. When you mention the copays and health insurance they don't know what to say. I tried calling emblem 3 times to get a straight answer but I couldnt. What do you think?
>
>
>
>
>
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