Selfless plug if you like to eat....

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

Hello, everyone!

Well, I know most of ya'll know my plight when it comes to social security disability (SSDI) and being denied all the way to the federal level several years ago (because I was told I could "work a desk job" fulltime).

Anyway, after spending an afternoon on the phone with social security administration (and with julie... brilliant as ever!), we discovered I am short ONE credit of work in order to apply at this point. I am currently working (self-employed) selling tasty gourmet food and am hoping and praying I can make enough in the next couple of weeks (it MUST be in the next couple of weeks) to make that necessary ONE credit of work in order to even be qualified for disability benefits in the eyes of the SSA.

Right now, at my age, they are telling me I need 20 credits in order to qualify, but I have only 19. I need to make an additional $1,050.00 in order to gain that one lonely credit to bring me to 20 credits. At that point, with Julie's help, I should be able to finally get SSDI benefits.

I'm going to link to my website in case anyone is interested in purchasing anything so it can go toward my income this quarter and I can get that sought-after one credit necessary to make me elligible for benefits.

Feel free to email (its on my site) or PM me with questions about this. Basically, I just need the income to prove I've made enough credits for my age. I appreciate ANY help anyone can give in this matter. Not only will the money made go into my pocket as income, but you'll be helping me get elligible for SSDI! So you WILL make a difference with your purchase.

I hope I'm not out of line asking for assistance in this regard, but figure people have posted before selling shirts, etc. to go toward there CF care or the care of a loved one, so this is similar in that it will help me reach a goal necessary to be a qualified worker in the eyes of SSA.

I hope you enjoy my products! They're extremely tasty and make great gifts! And, best of all they come directly from the website to your door!

Thanks everyone for your support!

Two Sisters Gourmet: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia">http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia</a>

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

Hello, everyone!

Well, I know most of ya'll know my plight when it comes to social security disability (SSDI) and being denied all the way to the federal level several years ago (because I was told I could "work a desk job" fulltime).

Anyway, after spending an afternoon on the phone with social security administration (and with julie... brilliant as ever!), we discovered I am short ONE credit of work in order to apply at this point. I am currently working (self-employed) selling tasty gourmet food and am hoping and praying I can make enough in the next couple of weeks (it MUST be in the next couple of weeks) to make that necessary ONE credit of work in order to even be qualified for disability benefits in the eyes of the SSA.

Right now, at my age, they are telling me I need 20 credits in order to qualify, but I have only 19. I need to make an additional $1,050.00 in order to gain that one lonely credit to bring me to 20 credits. At that point, with Julie's help, I should be able to finally get SSDI benefits.

I'm going to link to my website in case anyone is interested in purchasing anything so it can go toward my income this quarter and I can get that sought-after one credit necessary to make me elligible for benefits.

Feel free to email (its on my site) or PM me with questions about this. Basically, I just need the income to prove I've made enough credits for my age. I appreciate ANY help anyone can give in this matter. Not only will the money made go into my pocket as income, but you'll be helping me get elligible for SSDI! So you WILL make a difference with your purchase.

I hope I'm not out of line asking for assistance in this regard, but figure people have posted before selling shirts, etc. to go toward there CF care or the care of a loved one, so this is similar in that it will help me reach a goal necessary to be a qualified worker in the eyes of SSA.

I hope you enjoy my products! They're extremely tasty and make great gifts! And, best of all they come directly from the website to your door!

Thanks everyone for your support!

Two Sisters Gourmet: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia">http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia</a>

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

Hello, everyone!

Well, I know most of ya'll know my plight when it comes to social security disability (SSDI) and being denied all the way to the federal level several years ago (because I was told I could "work a desk job" fulltime).

Anyway, after spending an afternoon on the phone with social security administration (and with julie... brilliant as ever!), we discovered I am short ONE credit of work in order to apply at this point. I am currently working (self-employed) selling tasty gourmet food and am hoping and praying I can make enough in the next couple of weeks (it MUST be in the next couple of weeks) to make that necessary ONE credit of work in order to even be qualified for disability benefits in the eyes of the SSA.

Right now, at my age, they are telling me I need 20 credits in order to qualify, but I have only 19. I need to make an additional $1,050.00 in order to gain that one lonely credit to bring me to 20 credits. At that point, with Julie's help, I should be able to finally get SSDI benefits.

I'm going to link to my website in case anyone is interested in purchasing anything so it can go toward my income this quarter and I can get that sought-after one credit necessary to make me elligible for benefits.

Feel free to email (its on my site) or PM me with questions about this. Basically, I just need the income to prove I've made enough credits for my age. I appreciate ANY help anyone can give in this matter. Not only will the money made go into my pocket as income, but you'll be helping me get elligible for SSDI! So you WILL make a difference with your purchase.

I hope I'm not out of line asking for assistance in this regard, but figure people have posted before selling shirts, etc. to go toward there CF care or the care of a loved one, so this is similar in that it will help me reach a goal necessary to be a qualified worker in the eyes of SSA.

I hope you enjoy my products! They're extremely tasty and make great gifts! And, best of all they come directly from the website to your door!

Thanks everyone for your support!

Two Sisters Gourmet: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia">http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia</a>

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

Hello, everyone!

Well, I know most of ya'll know my plight when it comes to social security disability (SSDI) and being denied all the way to the federal level several years ago (because I was told I could "work a desk job" fulltime).

Anyway, after spending an afternoon on the phone with social security administration (and with julie... brilliant as ever!), we discovered I am short ONE credit of work in order to apply at this point. I am currently working (self-employed) selling tasty gourmet food and am hoping and praying I can make enough in the next couple of weeks (it MUST be in the next couple of weeks) to make that necessary ONE credit of work in order to even be qualified for disability benefits in the eyes of the SSA.

Right now, at my age, they are telling me I need 20 credits in order to qualify, but I have only 19. I need to make an additional $1,050.00 in order to gain that one lonely credit to bring me to 20 credits. At that point, with Julie's help, I should be able to finally get SSDI benefits.

I'm going to link to my website in case anyone is interested in purchasing anything so it can go toward my income this quarter and I can get that sought-after one credit necessary to make me elligible for benefits.

Feel free to email (its on my site) or PM me with questions about this. Basically, I just need the income to prove I've made enough credits for my age. I appreciate ANY help anyone can give in this matter. Not only will the money made go into my pocket as income, but you'll be helping me get elligible for SSDI! So you WILL make a difference with your purchase.

I hope I'm not out of line asking for assistance in this regard, but figure people have posted before selling shirts, etc. to go toward there CF care or the care of a loved one, so this is similar in that it will help me reach a goal necessary to be a qualified worker in the eyes of SSA.

I hope you enjoy my products! They're extremely tasty and make great gifts! And, best of all they come directly from the website to your door!

Thanks everyone for your support!

Two Sisters Gourmet: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia">http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia</a>

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

Hello, everyone!
 
 Well, I know most of ya'll know my plight when it comes to social security disability (SSDI) and being denied all the way to the federal level several years ago (because I was told I could "work a desk job" fulltime).
 
 Anyway, after spending an afternoon on the phone with social security administration (and with julie... brilliant as ever!), we discovered I am short ONE credit of work in order to apply at this point. I am currently working (self-employed) selling tasty gourmet food and am hoping and praying I can make enough in the next couple of weeks (it MUST be in the next couple of weeks) to make that necessary ONE credit of work in order to even be qualified for disability benefits in the eyes of the SSA.
 
 Right now, at my age, they are telling me I need 20 credits in order to qualify, but I have only 19. I need to make an additional $1,050.00 in order to gain that one lonely credit to bring me to 20 credits. At that point, with Julie's help, I should be able to finally get SSDI benefits.
 
 I'm going to link to my website in case anyone is interested in purchasing anything so it can go toward my income this quarter and I can get that sought-after one credit necessary to make me elligible for benefits.
 
 Feel free to email (its on my site) or PM me with questions about this. Basically, I just need the income to prove I've made enough credits for my age. I appreciate ANY help anyone can give in this matter. Not only will the money made go into my pocket as income, but you'll be helping me get elligible for SSDI! So you WILL make a difference with your purchase.
 
 I hope I'm not out of line asking for assistance in this regard, but figure people have posted before selling shirts, etc. to go toward there CF care or the care of a loved one, so this is similar in that it will help me reach a goal necessary to be a qualified worker in the eyes of SSA.
 
 I hope you enjoy my products! They're extremely tasty and make great gifts! And, best of all they come directly from the website to your door!
 
 Thanks everyone for your support!
 
 Two Sisters Gourmet: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia">http://www.twosistersgourmet.net/web/sonia</a>

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

I also want to add that the reason I am short one credit is cause they only go back 10 years from when you became disabled to add your credits for work history.

This means that at my current age, they will go back to when I was 20. Since I haven't worked since I was 26 (aside from right now working self-employed) cause I've been too sick to work, I only have those 6 years of work they are counting, which gives me only 19 credits during that time. Hope that makes sense.

Thanks again <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

I also want to add that the reason I am short one credit is cause they only go back 10 years from when you became disabled to add your credits for work history.

This means that at my current age, they will go back to when I was 20. Since I haven't worked since I was 26 (aside from right now working self-employed) cause I've been too sick to work, I only have those 6 years of work they are counting, which gives me only 19 credits during that time. Hope that makes sense.

Thanks again <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

I also want to add that the reason I am short one credit is cause they only go back 10 years from when you became disabled to add your credits for work history.

This means that at my current age, they will go back to when I was 20. Since I haven't worked since I was 26 (aside from right now working self-employed) cause I've been too sick to work, I only have those 6 years of work they are counting, which gives me only 19 credits during that time. Hope that makes sense.

Thanks again <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

I also want to add that the reason I am short one credit is cause they only go back 10 years from when you became disabled to add your credits for work history.

This means that at my current age, they will go back to when I was 20. Since I haven't worked since I was 26 (aside from right now working self-employed) cause I've been too sick to work, I only have those 6 years of work they are counting, which gives me only 19 credits during that time. Hope that makes sense.

Thanks again <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

ladybug · Jun 2, 2008

I also want to add that the reason I am short one credit is cause they only go back 10 years from when you became disabled to add your credits for work history.
 
 This means that at my current age, they will go back to when I was 20. Since I haven't worked since I was 26 (aside from right now working self-employed) cause I've been too sick to work, I only have those 6 years of work they are counting, which gives me only 19 credits during that time. Hope that makes sense.
 
 Thanks again <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

ladybug · Jun 3, 2008