Yes. I'd like to add that not only is Pain often immeasurable (except on an individual level), the impact of working in most professional industries is enormous. How can a SSI case worker possibly understand the ramifications of someone being told by his or her employer that “no one can be sick all the time?” Day after day, a sick worker may be despondent, chronically late, inattentive and achy! We must remember that most jobs today fall under categories that are just by nature ill-suited for chronically ill people. The most common job descriptions I see:

• MUST THRIVE ON FAST PACED, PRESSURED ENVIRONMENT
MULTI-TASKER, HIGH-ENERGY PERSON

Get Real! Most ongoing illnesses take all there is out of a body – let alone having to actually Concentrate and Produce once you actually make it to work!

Michelle (CEO@chronic-SMILES.org)

if you are in Colorado, give me a call and I'll be happy to discuss your case.

If you are in a different state call a lawyer close to you who specializes in Social Security cases. I believe you will get the best result if you can talk to someone in person. But that means finding a lawyer in your area.

I wish you the very best.

if you are in Colorado, give me a call and I'll be happy to discuss your case.

If you are in a different state call a lawyer close to you who specializes in Social Security cases. I believe you will get the best result if you can talk to someone in person. But that means finding a lawyer in your area.

I wish you the very best.