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Most likely your long term disability would last until your retirement age when you would qualify for social security retirement.

Most likely your long term disability would last until your retirement age when you would qualify for social security retirement.

Most likely your long term disability would last until your retirement age when you would qualify for social security retirement.

Most likely your long term disability would last until your retirement age when you would qualify for social security retirement.

Most likely your long term disability would last until your retirement age when you would qualify for social security retirement.

I get this from time to time. I described it recently to my ENT as guacamole like. :-) He says its not a real issue unless it happens more frequently. For me it happens maybe 3-4 times per year.

I get this from time to time. I described it recently to my ENT as guacamole like. :-) He says its not a real issue unless it happens more frequently. For me it happens maybe 3-4 times per year.

I get this from time to time. I described it recently to my ENT as guacamole like. :-) He says its not a real issue unless it happens more frequently. For me it happens maybe 3-4 times per year.

I get this from time to time. I described it recently to my ENT as guacamole like. :-) He says its not a real issue unless it happens more frequently. For me it happens maybe 3-4 times per year.

I get this from time to time. I described it recently to my ENT as guacamole like. :-) He says its not a real issue unless it happens more frequently. For me it happens maybe 3-4 times per year.

I always wondered this too; however, I always put as much as I could in my 401k. When I was single I figured it would a gift for my parents or brother after I died. Now that I am married it would go to my wife. I do believe you can also withdraw early for medical hardship if needed.

I always wondered this too; however, I always put as much as I could in my 401k. When I was single I figured it would a gift for my parents or brother after I died. Now that I am married it would go to my wife. I do believe you can also withdraw early for medical hardship if needed.

I always wondered this too; however, I always put as much as I could in my 401k. When I was single I figured it would a gift for my parents or brother after I died. Now that I am married it would go to my wife. I do believe you can also withdraw early for medical hardship if needed.

I always wondered this too; however, I always put as much as I could in my 401k. When I was single I figured it would a gift for my parents or brother after I died. Now that I am married it would go to my wife. I do believe you can also withdraw early for medical hardship if needed.

I always wondered this too; however, I always put as much as I could in my 401k. When I was single I figured it would a gift for my parents or brother after I died. Now that I am married it would go to my wife. I do believe you can also withdraw early for medical hardship if needed.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>bittyhorse23</b></i> you have to wait 2 years though before you can get medicade right? I mean be on disability for 2 years before the federal government will cover you? What did you do in the meantime? I'm trying to figure out...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>bittyhorse23</b></i> you have to wait 2 years though before you can get medicade right? I mean be on disability for 2 years before the federal government will cover you? What did you do in the meantime? I'm trying to figure out...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>bittyhorse23</b></i> you have to wait 2 years though before you can get medicade right? I mean be on disability for 2 years before the federal government will cover you? What did you do in the meantime? I'm trying to figure out...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>bittyhorse23</b></i> you have to wait 2 years though before you can get medicade right? I mean be on disability for 2 years before the federal government will cover you? What did you do in the meantime? I'm trying to figure out...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>bittyhorse23</b></i> you have to wait 2 years though before you can get medicade right? I mean be on disability for 2 years before the federal government will cover you? What did you do in the meantime? I'm trying to figure out...