The disabled cannot help that.
Posted By: Jacko on 2005-09-27
In Reply to: wonder what you think of the disabled - plain mean
The fat humongous people can.
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Just my opinion, but if you are permanently disabled, you are not able to work, right? I don't t
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My hubbie is disabled and on permanent disability...sm
and he absolutely cannot make any money other than his disability if you want the full benefits. I think you can work part-time and get part-time benefits, but you will have to check on that. My understanding was they deduct any amount of money you make from your benefits and you would get what was left. But, again, the best thing is to go to the agency or call them and make sure before you do anything, as the rules seem to change constantly, but for full benefits you cannot make any money under your name.
I clean houses for disabled at low cost and run errands.
I have several clients and make an adequate amount extra each month for bills, gas, going out, and those other things that POP UP.
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