Disabled yet Denied
I am a 37 year old female with fibromyalgia, hypocalcaemia, and pulmonary stenosis and I have a history of fainting without any cause. I spent many of my teenage and young adult years playing sports and a career in as many years waiting tables. My state says I am disabled and I am exempt from any laborious work according to their rules. They tell me I can get better in 12 months or less with proper diet and exercise. Two of my conditions are congenital which means I was born with them and they will never go away. Since I have been turned down, my county has taken me off state insurance coverage and I can no longer afford my medications. One medication costs more than $600 a month which is a big deal fro someone who cannot work. This has been the most frustrating thing for years. There are not many jobs in this area and the ones available require me to be on my feet at least 10 hours a day. I have put in a request to my attorney to appeal the decision. My denial states that I am able to communicate on a higher level than most people yet I have no idea who will hire me to simply talk. It will be another 16 or 17 months before I can appear before a judge once my appeal is registered. I have such a long way to go. I feel as though the rules governing certain conditions are too specific to and do not include all that is necessary for someone healthy, without any major medical concerns to judge my case upon them. This has also brought on severe depression which, according to their standards is a severe and disabling condition, yet, due to my superb communication skills, they do not see it that way.
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