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Angela, I hope that you are documenting that your daughter has been fired from any number of jobs - that should convince SSI that she is disabled. It would seem that it is time to get a lawyer to address this issue - there are many who work pro bono. As you have pointed out, if your daughter is too demented to vote, she is clearly too demented to work. Someone needs to intervene on her behalf. Your daughter should be made aware that, if she is granted SSRI, she still can work. -------- God bless Mary Ann (CG Jamie 68/28 with PD, died 11/20/07) www.bentwillowfarm.org > Social security confirmed M argaret's diagnosis of young onset parkinsons > and epilepsy with grand mal seizures. This information was included in the > denial of benefits she received this week. > > She now tells me she wants to go back to work. She cannot care for herself > nearly as well as social security says she can .(she cannot even get to > the appointments or know what day they are without help) > > She was told she cannot register to vote because of the dementia. Yet her > dementia is not interfering with her daily function according to the > Social Security Administration. I have urged her to appeal but she is > determined to get another job. How many times will she get hurt at work or > be refused employment before she understands?? > She says how many times will she be denied victims assistance, ssi , and > even a doctor visit before I understand. > > Is the election going to help?? > Angela > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn