Bernie, I don't charge anything for my help. I"m just paying it forward for getting approved so quickly myself and it helps me keep my mind off of my own pain.
I've spent many years as a caregiver and since I can no longer do that, physically, I still help others in this way and I've been successful in helping an average of 15 people in the process every month for more than a year now. Many of those actually got approved quickly like I did.

Feel free to email me at kathy dot erow at gmail dot com Tell me you are from here.

Anyone is free to message me on facebook. You'll easily find me with the same name I use here. I'll be the only one with this name.

Ever since I got approved 2 years ago, I've devoted my 'good' days to helping many others in the Disability Approval Process. It gives me purpose back again and keeps me from spending my days in bed. I help about 15 people every month and many have been approved in 9 months and less, just like I was.

Was wondering if anyone who has been through a hearing would be willing to share their experience? Advice on what to expect? I have a hearing on the 28th of this month and any suggestions would be appreciated.

I've applied and been denied twice and am currently awaiting my hearing. I'm sincerely hoping after 25 years, it will be recognized

I have not been turned down since I have 2 doctors trying to comie up with a right diagnosis. This week they tested me for Lupus, Lymes, and Polymyoitis which is in the fibro family. It is a tissue and muscle disorder that keeps everything inflamed. Will get results monday March 14. Then we will go from there.