I'm new to this group and have seen the word abelist used a lot. I googled it and saw what that told me. Is it that it means people without disabilities go out of their way to be jerks? Or could it be construed as They-don't-have-a-clue-ism? Or both? I just don't know. Any insights are appreciated. thanks!
How much weight do the results of a CE memory test, psychological exam, and adult achievement test carry in an SSDI decision? Thanks!!
My wife has a meeting at the local SSA office about being my representative payee next week. What should she expect? Thanks in advance!!
My wife has a meeting at the local SSA office about being my representative payee next week. What should she expect? Thanks in advance!!
I'm new here and I am curious- do people generally share their specific disabilities/diagnoses?
I'm 54- just got approved. re-evaluation in 5-7 years. What will that be like? I know it's way off, but just curious. Thanks!