>>7728
Not OP. I had a lot of health problems in 2020, oddly enough not related to the rice rabies except that the hospitals kept refusing to admit me when I showed up in the emergency room in agony. They said there was a decree from the governor saying it was illegal to admit people to the hospital who didn't have muh covidz or were otherwise in immediate extreme danger of death. The state supreme court struck it down as unconstitutional months later, but I ended up with spinal nerve damage and spent the second half of the year in physical therapy, learning how to walk all over again. I have my good days and my bad days and on my bad days I'm bedridden. On my very bad days I'm in the emergency room again getting prepped for another surgery. I mean, it could be worse. There were people denied cancer treatment for almost a year in this state and a lot of them died. Maybe I'm one of the lucky ones, even if I don't always feel like it.
But this is my point. It took three years of hearings, three years of form letters coming in the mail months later saying the claim was denied due to ineligibility, if you wish to contest the findings of the board please fill out these forms, three years of interviews, three years of soliciting letters from the surgeons and the social workers at the hospital, to get on SSDI, and I'm paying out almost two thirds of it for rent every month. Cannot recommend.