Chronic Pain Support Group
Physicians and professionalsdefine pain as chronic if it lasts longer than three to six months and is persistent. It's distinct from acute pain that is a direct result of injury or trauma. This support group is dedicated to those suffering from chronic pain. Discuss treatments that have worked for you, find advice for your specific experience, and find support. You're not...
I guess if they don't want to treat your pain they can say that and poof! its gone and not their prob! off to the shrink we go huh? thats messed up.
I have the doc's headed off at the pass because i already have a shrink and she dosn't think i'm depressed and my shrink used to be an MD so she can vouch that my pain isn't purly phycological thank got but any new speclalist i see trys to pull that one on me.
Big hugzz ~Sandy ~
Eva
There is a company called Allsup that specializes in approving SSDI cases, and they might be able to help you. Do you have enough credits in your social security work history to get SSDI? If you do, go to www.allsup.com. They have a 97% success rate in approving people for disability, and if they don't think that you have a case, they won't take it, so check them out and see what happens.
In the meantime, you need to find a Doctor that is going to look at the whole picture and help you get the benefits that you need.
If you have MRI, CT's, etc... bring those to the new Doctor, also if those tests are older than a year or two, you need new ones, spinal issues progress very rapidly and getting new tests can also help your case. Get pro-active with this issue and try to get a new Doctor. Take care and I hope that things get better.
Love,
Jerry
For whatever it is worth, I found it easier to get SSD for depression rather than try for back problems.I don't mean to say you can't get it with your diagnoses, I'm just saying it will be much easier sailing with the emotional disorders.
Do the same thing. Your SENATOR wants your vote, and he WILL help you. So don't hesitate to call him. Best of luck and God bless. hugs, Lee
Tipper, at this point I would have to go back to work to earn more income credits in order to qualify for SSD again. If my lawyer doesnt take my case to district court its over for SSD.
I still have my SSI case and I am looking into another lawyer . I am not happy with the one I have now. He came highly reccomended. He is worthless.
Also, I have had my State Senator's office working on my SSD case and they now say they cant help now that I am going to district court because of conflict of intrest.
They really did try to help.
I feel doomed. But I refuse to give up. If I have to walk into court crying in pain and dragging my butt Ill be there. I cant give up. I dont have any choices left.
When the DR. put those insults in my Health Record I was depressed , but now I am just plain Mad. I am not crazy , lazy or otherwise fakeing my pain or my anxiety. HE should be ashamed to treat a person like he did me.
Thanks to all of you again.
You make me stronger knowing you care.
Vicki
It makes me mad enough to spit that you even have to have a lawyer. These moneys you paid into the system were taken without your permission or control. I rankles my butt that they even call it a "benefit". Since when does claiming your own money amount to a benefit? There's too much semantics in politics.
-Snake
I was first turnned down for ssi and I quote' " she is a wife and mother" since she isn't working she should be considered a stay at home mom. I was an Registered Nurse before I destroyed my back.-I don't know what I would have done without my representative