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Keith- You are in a good situation with the company being self-insured. When you reach the point when your work is being affected it will be in your companies interest to put you on disability. Since they are paying your disability benefits too and it would be the "right" thing to do" they come out ahead or at least even. My caution for almost everyone who will be facing the situation of applying for disability benefits is don't take ANYTHING for granted. There are enough of us here on the list that in spite of severe disability - have had to fight for our benefits. Charlie Keith Chancey wrote: > Charlie, > > My company is "the insurance company" since we're self-insured. My neuro is > very much involved in measuring my condition at each visit, so I believe he > will have the ojective findings necessary to support my claim for disability > should I not make it to early retirement at 55. This is what I choose to > believe. > > Thanks, > > Keith -- ****************************************************************************************** Charles T. Meyer, M.D. Middleton (Madison), Wisconsin [log in to unmask] ******************************************************************************************