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I’m looking for recommendations for a professional company or organization that can help me prepare for an SSDI application before I’m actually below the SGA level.

I’m mainly looking for help with gathering medical/documentation evidence, organizing my medical and employment history, creating a clear timeline of events/limitations, and making sure I’m properly prepared when it’s time to file here in a few months.

I understand that I do not qualify for SSDI while I’m still earning above SGA. I’m not necessarily looking to file immediately… I’m looking for someone who can help me prepare the case in advance.

Has anyone here used a company, advocate, attorney, or SSDI service that was willing to work with them during this preparation stage? Any recommendations or experiences would be appreciated.

OK… So, Kenard kills off one of the more iconic characters in television history at the end of season five. Now, maybe the writers don’t kill off Omar if they expected there’s a next season… But maybe they do because anybody in this show can get it at any time. If there was a next season, what do y’all think Kenard’s role in that season would have been? How do y’all think the hood would’ve received him for killing Omar? Does he get sent to baby booking? Sidenote… Thuliso Dingwall did an AMAZING job of bringing that character to life. I’ve met a few bad ass kids similar to that, and he absolutely killed that role. He brought it to life and made that one of the more fierce 10-12 year-olds you’re ever gonna see in television history. Talking Cash Money shit to the cops, realizing that Namond wasn’t built for the street & stealing his package, took that ass whooping that Mike gave him and bounced right back, saw that Dook was Charman soft and bullied his ass off the corner… Just an overall amazing character in the show. So, I wanna hear theories on what a season six Kenard would have looked like in the show?

Firstly, RIP James Ransone.

I’m on my 4th rewatch of the series(first time rewatching S2 yes, I was one of them but I’ve matured and realized that it’s fucking amazing). After I finished S2 I had the emotional reaction that I believe David Simon was attempting to grab from his viewers after we saw the path that led Zig to prison. “This guy is a clown. Oh he’s just misunderstood. He wants to feel important. FUCK, what a tragic ending to his story.” And recently finishing S4, although the path was different, I had an extremely similar feeling with Randy’s situation. “Okay this kid might be able to navigate west Baltimore effectively. Damn, a little mistake here. FUCK, Randy keep your mouth shut. Okay, Carver is looking out!… Oh fuck, claimed by the system.”

So, having a similar reaction to those two character arcs, wondering if anyone else saw the parallels between the emotional build up, to the lasting impression that David Simon gave his viewers of Zig and Randy?

The wizards takeover of away arenas begins this year! 😤 So far I’m looking at; Trae Young’s return to ATL in early Nov, the Houston game in mid January, and possibly the Miami game in April.

Just downloaded my Blue Botton Report to read my notes from my most recent(and first ever) visit to the VA and found out that some of the responses to questions that I was asked were recorded completely wrong. Not to get into too much detail but for Y/N questions if I answered “Yes” the response was recorded as “No”. I just want my information in my record to be consistent and congruent with my health. Has anyone else had this issue and how did you rectify it, if so?