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I am on SSD. I was married before to a guy in the army when I applied, his income in no way affected my outcome of getting SSD. I got it in Aug of 2004, in May of 2005 we divorced and still nothing effected my outcome of my SSD. In May of 2006 I remarried to another man in the army. My SSD still...
I am on SSD. I was married before to a guy in the army when I applied, his income in no way affected my outcome of getting SSD. I got it in Aug of 2004, in May of 2005 we divorced and still nothing effected my outcome of my SSD. In May of 2006 I remarried to another man in the army. My SSD still...
I am on SSD. I was married before to a guy in the army when I applied, his income in no way affected my outcome of getting SSD. I got it in Aug of 2004, in May of 2005 we divorced and still nothing effected my outcome of my SSD. In May of 2006 I remarried to another man in the army. My SSD still...
I am on SSD. I was married before to a guy in the army when I applied, his income in no way affected my outcome of getting SSD. I got it in Aug of 2004, in May of 2005 we divorced and still nothing effected my outcome of my SSD. In May of 2006 I remarried to another man in the army. My SSD still...
I am on SSD. I was married before to a guy in the army when I applied, his income in no way affected my outcome of getting SSD. I got it in Aug of 2004, in May of 2005 we divorced and still nothing effected my outcome of my SSD. In May of 2006 I remarried to another man in the army. My SSD still...
Ok here is the final findings by julie and I. If you have medicare you can only deny part B not part A. Part A is the hospital part. To deny part A you will lose your SSD. I was previously on tricare prime before the medicare came into play. So when it did it switched me to dual eligiblity so...
Ok here is the final findings by julie and I. If you have medicare you can only deny part B not part A. Part A is the hospital part. To deny part A you will lose your SSD. I was previously on tricare prime before the medicare came into play. So when it did it switched me to dual eligiblity so...
Ok here is the final findings by julie and I. If you have medicare you can only deny part B not part A. Part A is the hospital part. To deny part A you will lose your SSD. I was previously on tricare prime before the medicare came into play. So when it did it switched me to dual eligiblity so...
Ok here is the final findings by julie and I. If you have medicare you can only deny part B not part A. Part A is the hospital part. To deny part A you will lose your SSD. I was previously on tricare prime before the medicare came into play. So when it did it switched me to dual eligiblity so...
Ok here is the final findings by julie and I. If you have medicare you can only deny part B not part A. Part A is the hospital part. To deny part A you will lose your SSD. I was previously on tricare prime before the medicare came into play. So when it did it switched me to dual eligiblity so...
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