u/MikeHunturT

Hey everyone, I have a specific question about how the EDD handles overlapping or transitioning disability claims for two completely separate health issues.

Right now, I am on SDI for a back injury, and my doctor currently has me signed off work until September 3rd.However, I have a surgery already scheduled for a completely separate body part on September 2nd.

If my back fully heals and I actually return to work for a few days before September 1st, what happens next? Do I have to file a completely brand new SDI claim for the September 2nd surgery, or does it somehow continue or transition from my current back injury claim?

I am trying to figure out if going back to work for that short window will mess up my timeline or force me to serve another 7-day waiting period for the surgery. Has anyone gone through something similar? Thanks for any insight.

So my friend came over to visit yesterday and parked perfectly legally on the street. No driveways or garbage cans blocked, totally legit spot.

When we walked back out a few hours later this guy who lives in the house right there was red face screaming at us from his porch. He was literally shaking lol asking if my friend "actually lived on this block" and saying it’s a common courtesy to leave spots open for the people who actually live at the house.

Then he threatened to call code enforcement to get the car towed if we ever park there again.I thought street parking was a total free for all as long as you have a permit? Is this a real unwritten rule people expect you to follow here or did we just run into a crazy person who thinks they own public asphalt?

NoNot gonna name the exact block because I don't want to dox myself but let's just say it's within walking distance of a very popular grocery store that charges $9 for a single piece of cheese, and the houses here all have those giant Victorian porches. Anyone want to guess which part of midtown has neighbors this entitled?