That is not an easy road, getting approved for SSDI. I did it, turning in my paperwork in November, and getting approved before the end of January. WOW! From what I have been told, that is almost unheard of. In fact, statistics say I should have been denied at least once, most likely twice, before being approved. I can't send enough thanks to advocates at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for helping me. They gave me more paperwork than I ever would have thought wise, let alone necessary, but after three months or more of carefully thinking about, writing out, and gathering information, here I sit with guaranteed income (however small, due to my relative youth) for the rest of my life, or at least as long as I am unable to work!
Well, today my housemate and friend who is somewhat of a caretaker, has told me I am to schedule some kind of exercise every day. Wii Fit, stationary recumbant bicycle, of walk to the end of our 600+ foot driveway, every day. I know it is a good assignment, but getting up at 1pm every day to rain makes my comforter look that much more inviting for the rest of the day! Ok, if and when I do take all my meds, I do feel more like moving. *sigh* I guess I will just have to keep up with the meds. I just hate taking pills, and I have a lot of pills to take! That reminds me, time for shot... more later. :)
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