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It always feels personal when a major platform suddenly swaps out its most recognizable faces for "efficiency." I've seen it happen in so many industries where the people who built the brand are the first ones shown the door. Does anyone else feel like the human element is being completely stripped out of modern career paths?
Exactly what I was thinking. I know this whole process drags on forever, which is just exhausting... In my specific case, it’s my fingers. It's gotten to the point where I have almost zero sensation left. Honestly, I’m pretty nervous about dealing with our government bureaucracy and the entire medical assessment procedure... I’m stuck wondering how on earth I’m supposed to prove that I’ve lost feeling. Does anyone here know how they handle extremities? For instance, do they calculate the disability percentages for each individual finger, or is it all evaluated based on the hand as a single unit?
Hey everyone,
could someone please walk me through how the whole process works for filing a disability claim and actually getting approved??😕
I've dealt with a physical impairment since birth, and while it wasn't a major issue for most of my life, things are unfortunately starting to catch up with me now. I'm 34 years old, and my condition is steadily worsening as I get older.