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DJones

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Reged: 04/02/09

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Loc: Milwaukee Wisconsin

Social Security Mental Health Examination
05/05/09 08:47 PM

I filed for social security / disability and received notice that the Social Security Department has set up an appointment with one of their psychologists. The letter tells me I have to bring a friend they can question also. Has anyone been through this? Can you tell me what they are going to do and what they are looking for? What kind of questions will they be asking? Any helpful hints to make sure this goes through. I was diagnosed with AIDS in January 2009 and meet the health requirements, for good or bad. I guess they now want to see how bad my mind is? Any help posted or emailed to me at djones2659@att.net is appreciated. Thank you.

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Social Security Mental Health Examination	DJones	05/05/09 08:47 PM
Re: Social Security Mental Health Examination	ScotCharles	05/06/09 10:32 AM

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