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I was diagnosed with idiopathic cardiomyothapy about 2 ...

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I was diagnosed with idiopathic cardiomyothapy about 2 years ago. My heart was and still is 3times the normal size and my ef 2 years ago was 10-15%. My ef came up to 25% about 1 year later with medication he prescribed .Last month my doctor tested (muga) scan and my ef was 58%. I take 20 pills per day in addition to insulin. He wants me to stay on all my medicines and does not want me to work, continue to draw my disability. I am now 55 years old. Is this what I should do? Will I still be able to draw my disability? Please advise.

Richard

 

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September 23 6:04 PM (20 hours and 32 minutes and 17 seconds later)
         
Just to verify my understanding of your question:

Are you currently drawing social security disability?

Are you concerned that you will become intelligible due to the improvement in EF?

Do you have other concerns related to your age, or benefit availabilty in the future?

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