I have to Thank you again, Dr Foster. Your broadcast on how to 'properly' fill out the Functional Report, stating "you can use as many pages as you need", helped me to finally give dds a clearer picture of what I'm dealing with. And also secured a exam date. I am truly suffering and Appreciate you talking to us 🌅
That's great. Like I say, the Functional Report is your best opportunity to explain to Social Security why you're disabled, but many people don't take advantage of it. So often I see all they write is "I can't work because of my condition". That's unlikely to get you approved.
Yes! The entry-level jobs I did in high school and college are definitely not something I could do now for even 2 hours a day let alone eight. All of the standing, walking, bending, stooping, reaching, grasping, as well as focus attentively and get things right ( due to distracted by pain and discomfort). And I’m talking about just a low pay fast food job and a retail store job. I wouldn’t even be able to last an hour before needing to not just “sit down” but LIE down on a couch sideways and do stretches for at least 15 minutes, put a heating pack on one part of my back, an ice pack on the other part, and take more medications. Thank you for mentioning how physical and demanding some of the entry-level jobs can be, particularly if you’re going to do them right, and accurately.
You are out of touch with the requirements of an entry level job in 2024. Do us all a favor and educate yourself about this topic as well as you are on arthritis
I have to Thank you again, Dr Foster. Your broadcast on how to 'properly' fill out the Functional Report, stating "you can use as many pages as you need", helped me to finally give dds a clearer picture of what I'm dealing with. And also secured a exam date. I am truly suffering and Appreciate you talking to us 🌅
That's great. Like I say, the Functional Report is your best opportunity to explain to Social Security why you're disabled, but many people don't take advantage of it. So often I see all they write is "I can't work because of my condition". That's unlikely to get you approved.
Entry level jobs are. Usually the hardest jobs physucally
Yes! The entry-level jobs I did in high school and college are definitely not something I could do now for even 2 hours a day let alone eight. All of the standing, walking, bending, stooping, reaching, grasping, as well as focus attentively and get things right ( due to distracted by pain and discomfort). And I’m talking about just a low pay fast food job and a retail store job. I wouldn’t even be able to last an hour before needing to not just “sit down” but LIE down on a couch sideways and do stretches for at least 15 minutes, put a heating pack on one part of my back, an ice pack on the other part, and take more medications. Thank you for mentioning how physical and demanding some of the entry-level jobs can be, particularly if you’re going to do them right, and accurately.
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You are out of touch with the requirements of an entry level job in 2024. Do us all a favor and educate yourself about this topic as well as you are on arthritis
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