Sometimes I doubt myself, but then I remember someone proposed this parking system and someone else approved it… and then I feel better.
Like I know it was bad before but what are they doing now??
I was denied because I “don’t have a substantial continuous or recurrent physical impairment”.
I have pots, mecfs, and chronic migraines. It has been documented that all of these conditions will be with me for life. I know it’s a different criteria, but my physical functioning is limited enough to have an accessible parking permit.
When I submitted my disability determination package, I had just gotten a new family doctor. At that point, he had been my doctor for a month and I had only seen him once. He only had access to my recent medical records, and was missing most of the significant records. He also did not know me really, and I personally felt that what he filled out in the package was not a true reflection of my functioning. He also filled it out without me, after only knowing me from one appointment.
I now have access to my full medical records. I’m going to send in more relevant documents with my request for an internal interview.
I’m feeling really frustrated and defeated.
I’m looking to get my first tattoo. I want a small minimal one and I’m hoping to get some recommendations :)
I distantly remember a dvd I had as a kid that had a bunch of short animated films. I’m not sure how old they were, but they were visually very old looking. I remember being kinda freaked out watching it, and I so badly want to revisit it to see why.
I believe the first short had something to do with a pond or spring (or something of that sort). It was maybe in a desert-like place. There were people trying to get to the pond because I believe it had healing abilities. And I want to say the people who were scrambling to get there were blind…?
I also distantly remember there being another short that maybe involved a king, a fly, and a flood…?
I’ve searched every corner of the internet and this has been bothering me for probably close to 15 years.