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It could possibly be responsible for reversal of the decision to provide SSDI. It can be a mixed bag. One needs to realistically examine the cost and the benefit. For instance, if one does not receive enough benefit from the CI to actually improve their hearing to a great degree, but it is determined that they are higher functioning based on the fact that they have a CI and get certain readings in isolated conditions...is it worth the risk of having SSDI discontinued?

[QUOTE="jillio, post: 1754241, member: 10801"] It could possibly be responsible for reversal of the decision to provide SSDI. It can be a mixed bag. One needs to realistically examine the cost and the benefit. For instance, if one does not receive enough benefit from the CI to actually improve their hearing to a great degree, but it is determined that they are higher functioning based on the fact that they have a CI and get certain readings in isolated conditions...is it worth the risk of having SSDI discontinued? [/QUOTE]

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