01-23-2018, 06:16 PM
I was after not working for 2 full months,it's all about the income,it says on my award letter you have to tell us if you make over 1325 from any source?I saw a podcast and the programs are separate,It doesn't matter how the money is attained.for me once approved and I know I will be approved,it will be 1800 a month per my past earnings,and I agree it should be for 1 a 3 month process vs a yr or 2,and next food assist and medical because obviously if you qualify for disability you have a condition which requires medical care.....the blind ignorant laws were in place I think from1978,that is way back when,and healthcare once was a lot easier and affordable and now it's insanely expensive,like buying a diamond ring every month or a 1400 dollar or more dress.its more that any car payment I've had and I didn't have health for a while,,no doctors would take me as a patient even if I paid them cash..I recall a dermatologist gave me some steroid cream and 2 refills and said come back when you have insurance.Its a brutal world and I've seen the corruption and lies in the system as I've been working in it,fake plans of care,,it's bolding lies,and now I'm seeing it in my chart notes...
So in order to change the law would we want to think a person with a ssdi income of 2600,which is somewhere around they top of the scale to have full coverage Medicaid?Because now guidelines go for all Medicaid apps on income like I said.we could petition for the law to be changed..Right now I have zero income,well I did try I working again Jan 1st and my leg opened up and became red and painfull,joints hurt..not fun,that prompted a visit to Dr where inflammation markers of heart and liver were elevated..so when I get the notice of approval I want to have as much medical evidence as possible and treatment options.I will have to live with my mom on the lower income and if the treatment is extensive,,I don't know how to manage that,automatically quality after 2 yrs for Medicare once u start receiving ssdi..that's another old rule and there's no explaining it is the way it is,because it was written that way
So in order to change the law would we want to think a person with a ssdi income of 2600,which is somewhere around they top of the scale to have full coverage Medicaid?Because now guidelines go for all Medicaid apps on income like I said.we could petition for the law to be changed..Right now I have zero income,well I did try I working again Jan 1st and my leg opened up and became red and painfull,joints hurt..not fun,that prompted a visit to Dr where inflammation markers of heart and liver were elevated..so when I get the notice of approval I want to have as much medical evidence as possible and treatment options.I will have to live with my mom on the lower income and if the treatment is extensive,,I don't know how to manage that,automatically quality after 2 yrs for Medicare once u start receiving ssdi..that's another old rule and there's no explaining it is the way it is,because it was written that way