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You may have been working remotely during this past year. Do you have a copy of your latest annual employee review? You may want to see if you have verbal or written warnings of lapses.
There is a lot to be concerned about in this area. You need more information before you can proceed. You may want to seek legal advice before proceeding.
I have more to tell you, depending upon your questions.
Iris
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Iris, thank you for the reply’s. I have reached out to a SSD attorney. I have a varied hourly job, there is no benefits. I am trying to work through each day. Any advice is helpful. Everyone’s story is helpful and inspiring. I have only noticed issues in my memory and cognitive skills in the last 4-6 months. As a psychologist I understand what’s going on to a degree because I still don’t know the type. My mom had dementia (I am not sure what type but think vascular, but that’s not passed down). My step father had Alzheimer’s. I have seen first hand what this does.0
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Linda, I posted about work accommodations on your other post. Look at that website (www.askjan.org) for some helpful tips that might get you through the upcoming weeks until you get some answers.
I hope you are being thoroughly evaluated. There are many dementia mimics, especially in your age group.
Write back whenever you feel up to it.
Iris
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Thank you. I did receive that message. I have looked into other causes of what’s happening to me before I went to a doc with my concern. All my test so far come back normal. I have had two different doc give me a test for dementia and failed. I see a nuropsy to give me a very extensive test.0
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I am having a hard time finding online support groups. Do you know have I can find them?0
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Linda, this message board is the only online group that I use.
Michael Ellenbogen is affiliated with more groups. I don't know if they are meeting online.
You can call the Helpline and ask them 1-800-272-3900.
Iris
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Yes call that number as they now have many online groups. You dont need one for your state because you are doing it online so it does not matter were you are.
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