Disability (Social Security Disability benefits)

ladybug · May 31, 2008

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Asexyblond23</b></i>

My hubby is military too, are you in the EFMP? If not go and get enrolled first thing. Then that should give you some extra backup. I was denied the first time also, they only reason I got it was a letter from my cf doctor stating that this is a terminal illness that the final outcome will never be better and that in teh future this will lead to me having a lung transplant. I would be more then happy to send you a copy of the letter that he wrote if maybe the working might help.</end quote></div>

Hello! Yes, we are EFMP. As far as I know though, for AF, that just has to do with PCSes and not really anything above and beyond... So, not sure they'd be able to help me. What branch is your DH? Did EFMP help you get disability?

I know they have to follow the guidelines for putting us where there is a CF center, but aside from that, for deployments, etc., they say my DH still has to do everything "normal" airmen do.

I wasn't aware they help with non-military issues....

ladybug · May 31, 2008

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Asexyblond23</b></i>

My hubby is military too, are you in the EFMP? If not go and get enrolled first thing. Then that should give you some extra backup. I was denied the first time also, they only reason I got it was a letter from my cf doctor stating that this is a terminal illness that the final outcome will never be better and that in teh future this will lead to me having a lung transplant. I would be more then happy to send you a copy of the letter that he wrote if maybe the working might help.</end quote></div>

Hello! Yes, we are EFMP. As far as I know though, for AF, that just has to do with PCSes and not really anything above and beyond... So, not sure they'd be able to help me. What branch is your DH? Did EFMP help you get disability?

I know they have to follow the guidelines for putting us where there is a CF center, but aside from that, for deployments, etc., they say my DH still has to do everything "normal" airmen do.

I wasn't aware they help with non-military issues....

ladybug · May 31, 2008

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Asexyblond23</b></i>

My hubby is military too, are you in the EFMP? If not go and get enrolled first thing. Then that should give you some extra backup. I was denied the first time also, they only reason I got it was a letter from my cf doctor stating that this is a terminal illness that the final outcome will never be better and that in teh future this will lead to me having a lung transplant. I would be more then happy to send you a copy of the letter that he wrote if maybe the working might help.</end quote></div>

Hello! Yes, we are EFMP. As far as I know though, for AF, that just has to do with PCSes and not really anything above and beyond... So, not sure they'd be able to help me. What branch is your DH? Did EFMP help you get disability?

I know they have to follow the guidelines for putting us where there is a CF center, but aside from that, for deployments, etc., they say my DH still has to do everything "normal" airmen do.

I wasn't aware they help with non-military issues....

ladybug · May 31, 2008

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Asexyblond23</b></i>

My hubby is military too, are you in the EFMP? If not go and get enrolled first thing. Then that should give you some extra backup. I was denied the first time also, they only reason I got it was a letter from my cf doctor stating that this is a terminal illness that the final outcome will never be better and that in teh future this will lead to me having a lung transplant. I would be more then happy to send you a copy of the letter that he wrote if maybe the working might help.</end quote>

Hello! Yes, we are EFMP. As far as I know though, for AF, that just has to do with PCSes and not really anything above and beyond... So, not sure they'd be able to help me. What branch is your DH? Did EFMP help you get disability?

I know they have to follow the guidelines for putting us where there is a CF center, but aside from that, for deployments, etc., they say my DH still has to do everything "normal" airmen do.

I wasn't aware they help with non-military issues....

ladybug · May 31, 2008

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Asexyblond23</b></i>
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<br />My hubby is military too, are you in the EFMP? If not go and get enrolled first thing. Then that should give you some extra backup. I was denied the first time also, they only reason I got it was a letter from my cf doctor stating that this is a terminal illness that the final outcome will never be better and that in teh future this will lead to me having a lung transplant. I would be more then happy to send you a copy of the letter that he wrote if maybe the working might help.</end quote>
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<br />Hello! Yes, we are EFMP. As far as I know though, for AF, that just has to do with PCSes and not really anything above and beyond... So, not sure they'd be able to help me. What branch is your DH? Did EFMP help you get disability?
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<br />I know they have to follow the guidelines for putting us where there is a CF center, but aside from that, for deployments, etc., they say my DH still has to do everything "normal" airmen do.
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<br />I wasn't aware they help with non-military issues....

Cariann2005Rob · Jun 1, 2008

so if you have only had maybe around 2 years total of work in your life does that qualify for ssdi?! i know that being in the military (husband!) we make to much money to recieve thats why i got kicked off!!! i would love to get on ssdi but i have only had around 2 years total maybe 2 1/2 all my life... I am in the hospital at least two to three times a year sometimes four!! and i am on tobi everyother month!!!

Cariann2005Rob · Jun 1, 2008

so if you have only had maybe around 2 years total of work in your life does that qualify for ssdi?! i know that being in the military (husband!) we make to much money to recieve thats why i got kicked off!!! i would love to get on ssdi but i have only had around 2 years total maybe 2 1/2 all my life... I am in the hospital at least two to three times a year sometimes four!! and i am on tobi everyother month!!!

Cariann2005Rob · Jun 1, 2008

so if you have only had maybe around 2 years total of work in your life does that qualify for ssdi?! i know that being in the military (husband!) we make to much money to recieve thats why i got kicked off!!! i would love to get on ssdi but i have only had around 2 years total maybe 2 1/2 all my life... I am in the hospital at least two to three times a year sometimes four!! and i am on tobi everyother month!!!

Cariann2005Rob · Jun 1, 2008

so if you have only had maybe around 2 years total of work in your life does that qualify for ssdi?! i know that being in the military (husband!) we make to much money to recieve thats why i got kicked off!!! i would love to get on ssdi but i have only had around 2 years total maybe 2 1/2 all my life... I am in the hospital at least two to three times a year sometimes four!! and i am on tobi everyother month!!!

Cariann2005Rob · Jun 1, 2008

so if you have only had maybe around 2 years total of work in your life does that qualify for ssdi?! i know that being in the military (husband!) we make to much money to recieve thats why i got kicked off!!! i would love to get on ssdi but i have only had around 2 years total maybe 2 1/2 all my life... I am in the hospital at least two to three times a year sometimes four!! and i am on tobi everyother month!!!

julie · Jun 1, 2008

Cariann, it depends on your age when you qualify. Mark only had 1.5 years of work when he qualified at 22.

How old are you, what are the years you've worked and do you know approx. what you earned in those years? I would highly recommend you give them a call 1800-772-1213 and apply today. get that application date NOW as soon as you can, and I can help you with the rest.

julie · Jun 1, 2008

Cariann, it depends on your age when you qualify. Mark only had 1.5 years of work when he qualified at 22.

How old are you, what are the years you've worked and do you know approx. what you earned in those years? I would highly recommend you give them a call 1800-772-1213 and apply today. get that application date NOW as soon as you can, and I can help you with the rest.

julie · Jun 1, 2008

Cariann, it depends on your age when you qualify. Mark only had 1.5 years of work when he qualified at 22.

How old are you, what are the years you've worked and do you know approx. what you earned in those years? I would highly recommend you give them a call 1800-772-1213 and apply today. get that application date NOW as soon as you can, and I can help you with the rest.

julie · Jun 1, 2008

Cariann, it depends on your age when you qualify. Mark only had 1.5 years of work when he qualified at 22.

How old are you, what are the years you've worked and do you know approx. what you earned in those years? I would highly recommend you give them a call 1800-772-1213 and apply today. get that application date NOW as soon as you can, and I can help you with the rest.

julie · Jun 1, 2008

Cariann, it depends on your age when you qualify. Mark only had 1.5 years of work when he qualified at 22.
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<br />How old are you, what are the years you've worked and do you know approx. what you earned in those years? I would highly recommend you give them a call 1800-772-1213 and apply today. get that application date NOW as soon as you can, and I can help you with the rest.

Asexyblond23 · Jun 1, 2008