@luckytran I donât have difficulty seeing wearing glasses, but I have difficulty obtaining glasses if I donât have enough money to have an eye exam and to then purchase the glasses.
This is way for them to say youâre not disabled if you canât figure out how to take care of your health with $0 income.
I complain a lot about how it took me more than three years to get payments from the #SSA after applying for #disability.
But the more egregious problem is that when I finally was approved they moved my disability date from the date of the accident that caused it to the date I was able to start seeing doctors again once I obtained health insurance, so I lost a year and a half of backpay because they claimed I was not disabled because I was not under continuous care of a physician, because I had $0 income (because I was disabled) and I had no health insurance (because it was tied to the job I could not work).
Then once I was finally to obtain #Medicaid (after fighting with the state who claimed I wasnât disabled because I might be able to work if I had spine surgery that I couldnât have with $0 dollars and no insurance), it took a while to find specialists who would accept Medicaid. Then I had to sit on their waitlist and then wait for an appointment.
Once I was finally able to have that appointment then I was considered disabled.
They successfully avoided paying me approximately $21,600 in #backpay by doing that. And I let it happen because I was so desperate for regular monthly income I couldnât even care about that.