Regarding the consultative examiner lying, I have had a number of cases where my clients' description of what happened vary wildly from the medical report. In some cases I make that part of the record by having the client (or family member) write what happened and I submit it to the judge. If it is a credible complaint, the judge may schedule a second examination.

Consider talking to a lawyer about your case to what would work in your case.

Unfortunately, I cannot afford to see a doctor on a regular basis, as you get co-payed to death. I barely have enough money to buy food by the end of a month. One of my relatives offered to pay for me to go to MY doctor, who has treated me for cellulitis, in the past and, based on what I told him & how I performed in the evaluation, he is sending me for an MRI.