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There is a difference between being able to work and being able to work adequately/sufficiently to hold a job. An individual may one day be digging his garden but spending the next two days flat on his back due to pain. There may be individuals who plan an outing of biking or boating by temporarily increasing their pain meds. Of course, that isn't a full time solution as in most cases people already have to beg and plead for pain medication. And then there's the doctors and other greedy assessment people in the pocket of the insurance companies taking money by falsely accusing patients of lying.
Furthermore, if an individual with a disability took a job on a "we'll see/trial basis", they'd either be accused of trying to cheat the insurance company or evaluated as being able to perform such duties even if the individual found out it was too difficult for them. We have to keep in mind, be it insurance company programs or government programs, the "case worker" is NOT the claimant's friend. They are not there to represent the claimant. They do not work for the claimant. As when under arrest anything and everything they say and do WILL be held against them. Everything will be given a negative spin as far as pertaining to their right to receive financial help.
So, while the claimant may not be physically working for the money rest assured they've had to do their psychological homework.
Furthermore, if an individual with a disability took a job on a "we'll see/trial basis", they'd either be accused of trying to cheat the insurance company or evaluated as being able to perform such duties even if the individual found out it was too difficult for them. We have to keep in mind, be it insurance company programs or government programs, the "case worker" is NOT the claimant's friend. They are not there to represent the claimant. They do not work for the claimant. As when under arrest anything and everything they say and do WILL be held against them. Everything will be given a negative spin as far as pertaining to their right to receive financial help.
So, while the claimant may not be physically working for the money rest assured they've had to do their psychological homework.