u/Pls_dont_be_mean2me

So I just finished rewatching the show. I distinctly remember it ending with Walt floating in his pool face up. It was night time and he just fell in backwards and died floating. Anyone else remember this vividly? Was it in a commercial or did my brain just make it up? Mandela effect?

Started seeing a new licensed psychologist to help with my ssdi and tpd student loan forgiveness. She knew I needed assistance with this before we started meeting. I had my NP send over years of medical history. My NP is in full support of my ssdi application. The psychologist said she had enough evidence to complete the tpd student loan forgiveness application. I had sent her a copy of it prior to giving student aid her email. I assumed she reviewed it. I even sent her the blue book and highlighted the criteria that applied to me. Like I did everything I possibly could to make it easy for her and she did nothing with the information I gave her. I know this, because when we met today she said she couldn't complete the application because I wasn't disabled enough. She said I needed to be in and out of the psychiatric hospital or schizophrenic with hallucinations to qualify in her opinion. Nowhere does it say that in any criteria. She was just making the bar up. I also explained that I would be in the psych ward more if I could afford the hospital bills. We talked for the full hour and I spent it educating her on the blue book, what sga means, etc. Can anyone else relate? Also iso a licensed psychologist who offers virtual sessions in NJ.

Tl;dr: OP gave psychologist ample information about disability criteria, psychologist did nothing with it, and denied OP based off misconceptions and assumptions on what she thinks the criteria is.

Hi I just submitted my application to my psychologist today. It says that it's requesting her electronic signature. I'm confused because I thought there was a form she has to fill out. Does anyone know what this looks like as of recently from her end? And how long it'll take to be approved currently? I know it was 90 days but not sure if things have changed.