Re: Warning long - General Info on SSDI 'qualifications' Re: D...

January 30, 2009

Doreen,

I agree, when I go on interviews, or take their employee testing, I'm no

longer that fast paced, get 100 every test, get the job woman I was. This is

tough for me to deal with. I also had read s post several times in

order to process it. I hate that this is happening, but it is what it is. I'm

still that sweet, charming imp....LOL, just a little slower with the comebacks

at times...AT TIMES. HEHEHEHE. I've printed s' post because it is

very informative and helpful so thank you for taking the time to write that

out !

Heidi

trying to stay upright in icy mass.

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In a message dated 1/30/2009 8:37:49 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mimi212@... writes:

Thanks, - it was a long post, but it confirmed alot of what I

have heard along the way. It is a frustrating process. For me,

cognitive functions as well as physical abilities should have me

already approved for SSD. While it may appear that I have my " head on

straight " when reading this post, it takes a lot of effort for me to

put my words into writing that makes sense, so I know for sure that if

I were an employer, I wouldn't hire me. The last job I interviewed for

(back in 2005), I was so tongue tied that I couldn't get a word out

straight - never mind a sentence. When they asked me what I was

looking for in a job - I was totally lost. I don't know.....time will

tell with SSD - I just wish they'd hurry up.....Doreen

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