While these amendments are certainly welcome news, I wish they had been made
much earlier.
I currently have two pending, and stalled, disability claims and neither have left the
initial stage of adjudication. It has been 5 years this month (July 2007) since I
submitted my first application for SSD.
Although I have not yet had clear answers as to why this has happened, nor do I
know what is currently happening with my claims, I was very glad to learn about
these amendments coming into effect.
It is difficult, depressing, frightening and humiliating enough to have to deal with a
debilitating illness and all the painful, tiring and hindering symptoms that come
with it.
To also be faced with a labyrinth of confusion and unreasonable, unexplained
delay regarding the determination of your disability claim while trying to cope with
a life-changing disability truly pushes the human body, and mind, to the extreme
limit.
Unfortunately for me, and I expect for many others like me, the above paragraph is
more than just an opinion; it is a fact.
I look forward to these new amendments to become effective nationwide; please
note that 'effective' is the key word.
Regards,
Jude Harvey
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This is comment on Proposed Rule
Amendments to the Quick Disability Determination Process
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