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<P>Melissa,</P> <P>Wow!!  33% should be an obvious slam dunk.  She qualifies under FEV1.  I wonder what the hold up is?!</P>

<P>Melissa,</P> <P>Wow!! 33% should be an obvious slam dunk. She qualifies under FEV1. I wonder what the hold up is?!</P>

<P><BR>Melissa,</P> <P>Wow!! 33% should be an obvious slam dunk. She qualifies under FEV1. I wonder what the hold up is?!</P>

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<P>Even though I might not actually receive  SSDI, I believe the application process is probably similar for the AK teacher retirement system and if I have everything prepared in advance and thorough, then I am hoping that process will go quickly and smoothly and I will not have to appeal their...

<P>Even though I might not actually receive SSDI, I believe the application process is probably similar for the AK teacher retirement system and if I have everything prepared in advance and thorough, then I am hoping that process will go quickly and smoothly and I will not have to appeal their...

<P><BR>Even though I might not actually receive SSDI, I believe the application process is probably similar for the AK teacher retirement system and if I have everything prepared in advance and thorough, then I am hoping that process will go quickly and smoothly and I will not have to appeal...

Another question-- Is the amount of money you get from SSDI based on your previous salary?  Based on geography?  A set amount?

Another question-- Is the amount of money you get from SSDI based on your previous salary? Based on geography? A set amount?

<BR>Another question-- Is the amount of money you get from SSDI based on your previous salary? Based on geography? A set amount?

I keep reading about CFers who were approved very quickly for SSDI and others who had a very long wait.  Can anyone give me input about what kinds of things healthwise (or otherwise) that lead to a quicker approval of your SSDI application?   Obviously FEV1, but what else?  Thanks in advance! ...

I keep reading about CFers who were approved very quickly for SSDI and others who had a very long wait. Can anyone give me input about what kinds of things healthwise (or otherwise) that lead to a quicker approval of your SSDI application? Obviously FEV1, but what else? Thanks in advance! You...

I keep reading about CFers who were approved very quickly for SSDI and others who had a very long wait. Can anyone give me input about what kinds of things healthwise (or otherwise) that lead to a quicker approval of your SSDI application? Obviously FEV1, but what else? Thanks in advance! You...

<P>Bethylove,</P> <P> </P> <P>What do you think was the holdup on getting your SSDI approved?  I could not afford to be without income for 2.5 years.  </P>

<P>Bethylove,</P> <P></P> <P>What do you think was the holdup on getting your SSDI approved? I could not afford to be without income for 2.5 years. </P>

<P><BR>Bethylove,</P> <P></P> <P>What do you think was the holdup on getting your SSDI approved? I could not afford to be without income for 2.5 years. </P>

<P>So, here's the scoop.  I live and teach in Alaska.  For whatever reason, we do not pay social security but instead are under the TRS system--Alaska Teacher Retirement System.  Both my employer and myself contribute to my retirement.  Is this considered private retirement?  Unfortunately, that...