Comments on: How Do Job Training Programs Affect Continuing Disability Reviews http://www.ssdanswers.com/2009/02/22/job-training-continuing-disability-review/ Social Security Disability Blog - moderated by Jonathan Ginsberg Sun, 18 Jul 2010 19:41:32 +0000 hourly 1 By: Paul Stokes http://www.ssdanswers.com/2009/02/22/job-training-continuing-disability-review/#comment-8328 Paul Stokes Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:28:19 +0000 http://www.ssdanswers.com/?p=250#comment-8328 Hello my name is Paul. I suffer from a host of health problems and frankly, I don't know which one I qualifyed under. I'm an epeleptic (Grand Mall), deep vein thrombosis, atrial flutter and depression. I'm 59 and I would very much like to return to work. However, I must ease back into it . becuse I eperience Can ticket to wor help me finc I have a host of illnesscesses,epeleptic,Pulmanary embolism blood clots and a stroke I would like to go back to. Would the ticket to work program benifit me? Can you tell me how it I can make a smooth transition. I have both a bachelor degree in marketing and a MBA. Any suggestions? Hello my name is Paul. I suffer from a host of health problems and frankly, I don't know which one I qualifyed under. I'm an epeleptic (Grand Mall), deep vein thrombosis, atrial flutter and depression. I'm 59 and I would very much like to return to work. However, I must ease back into it .
becuse I eperience
Can ticket to wor help me finc

I have a host of illnesscesses,epeleptic,Pulmanary embolism
blood clots and a stroke I would like to go back to. Would the ticket to work program benifit me? Can you tell me how it I can make a smooth transition. I have both a bachelor degree in marketing and a MBA. Any suggestions?

]]> By: Tim Hayden http://www.ssdanswers.com/2009/02/22/job-training-continuing-disability-review/#comment-8114 Tim Hayden Thu, 23 Apr 2009 18:06:11 +0000 http://www.ssdanswers.com/?p=250#comment-8114 Hi... I've been on disability since 2002, for HIV and Bi-Polar, but have worked pt (several pt jobs) with one lasting the last two years, but only one or two days a week (8 hour shifts) I'm currently getting a CDR, due to I suspect the 7 year timeframe and probably that I've worked some. I have several letters of support including one from my doctor that I'm unable to work a full time job, in his professionl opinion, and from others on the problems I have with mental illness and I have medical records that I'm in therapy over the last several years to include the last year. There have been some lapses of seeing my psych Dr., but more frequently been seeing him since the CDR. I'm afraid that SSDI will see that my pt work proves I'm able to work and cut me off and/or stop my benefits. I've had some problems with customers, and memory is apparrantly an issue as noticed by my manager and I'm now seeking nueropsych testing and brain MRI to substantiate my memory issues, from possibly long term HIV or can even be from my bipolar. I'm in recovery, from substance abuse, and have had struggles remaining sober and landed in jail last year from a rage incident. I'm not good at handling stress and my answers and support include references to these issues, and in that I've relapsed a couple times, which are possibly even resulting because I can't handle the bipolar stuff or a result of bipolar. I don't know what else to say, but I need some guidance in what fears I should have, and am concerned about my pt work over the last two years being grounds for them to cut me off and stop my payments and the CDR process and ultimate outcome. What should I do, or not do? Hi… I've been on disability since 2002, for HIV and Bi-Polar, but have worked pt (several pt jobs) with one lasting the last two years, but only one or two days a week (8 hour shifts)

I'm currently getting a CDR, due to I suspect the 7 year timeframe and probably that I've worked some. I have several letters of support including one from my doctor that I'm unable to work a full time job, in his professionl opinion, and from others on the problems I have with mental illness and I have medical records that I'm in therapy over the last several years to include the last year. There have been some lapses of seeing my psych Dr., but more frequently been seeing him since the CDR.

I'm afraid that SSDI will see that my pt work proves I'm able to work and cut me off and/or stop my benefits.

I've had some problems with customers, and memory is apparrantly an issue as noticed by my manager and I'm now seeking nueropsych testing and brain MRI to substantiate my memory issues, from possibly long term HIV or can even be from my bipolar.

I'm in recovery, from substance abuse, and have had struggles remaining sober and landed in jail last year from a rage incident. I'm not good at handling stress and my answers and support include references to these issues, and in that I've relapsed a couple times, which are possibly even resulting because I can't handle the bipolar stuff or a result of bipolar.

I don't know what else to say, but I need some guidance in what fears I should have, and am concerned about my pt work over the last two years being grounds for them to cut me off and stop my payments and the CDR process and ultimate outcome.

What should I do, or not do?

]]> By: Mike http://www.ssdanswers.com/2009/02/22/job-training-continuing-disability-review/#comment-8092 Mike Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:01:46 +0000 http://www.ssdanswers.com/?p=250#comment-8092 I am a dwm 47 and on SSA Disability for Severe Disability, Anxiety, and ADD. I would prefer to be working but my disabilities preclude that. I am very compliant and see my psychiatrist regularly. Worse Case Scenario: If SSA you should unexpectedly cut off my disability benefits, is it too late to seek the Ticket to Work Program since I would have no other option? I know that I have submitted a fair number of questions to you due to my anxities. I dont make much on my SSA check but to show you my appreciation for your candid responses, I will make a small donation to your organization if you can manage to answer this question plus some previous questions submitted. Thank you. I am a dwm 47 and on SSA Disability for Severe Disability, Anxiety, and ADD. I would prefer to be working but my disabilities preclude that. I am very compliant and see my psychiatrist regularly. Worse Case Scenario: If SSA you should unexpectedly cut off my disability benefits, is it too late to seek the Ticket to Work Program since I would have no other option? I know that I have submitted a fair number of questions to you due to my anxities. I dont make much on my SSA check but to show you my appreciation for your candid responses, I will make a small donation to your organization if you can manage to answer this question plus some previous questions submitted. Thank you.

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