Q: Why would SSDI want to review my case and possibly close it?
I have been disabled all of my life and have only received benefits for three years. Recently I have had no choice but to have a minimum wage, part time job to help cover expenses.Up to and including medical expenses. I have had 13 gran maul seizures and have complex partials on a daily basis. Also, I have a rare VP shunt in place which can not be removed. Any insight as to why they would do this all of a sudden would help me to understand and know how to proceed. Thank you
A: They review cases once in a while to make sure that people are still disabled.
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