This candle signifies the light we wish to shine on the
knowledge needed, to continue our struggle against our
pain, suffering and injustices...Please, don't let the light go
President Bush made his first speech to a joint session of Congress last night. In his speech, he referred to his plan for Social Security. Here is an excerpt: "This spring I will form a presidential commission to reform Social Security. The commission will make its recommendations by next fall. Reform should be based on these principles: It must preserve the benefits of all current retirees and those nearing retirement. It must return Social Security to sound financial footing. And it must offer personal savings accounts to younger workers who want them."
A lot of awesome new services have gone online throughout the past year. And as eNews subscribers you were usually the first to find out about it and the first to give it a try. Now you can get to all of these services from one place on our website. Take another look at the Social Security business you can transact online. And, we promise there will be lots more to come this year as well.
http://www.ssa.gov/onlineservices/
Speaking of online services ... one of our most popular is the Field Office Locator. Our customers perform about 300,000 searches per month from here. You'll remember that if you simply type in your ZIP code, the locator will give you the address, map, and directions to your local Social Security office. Bookmark this site. We've recently added contact information for many local agencies that can help you with services such as Medicaid, welfare, health needs, etc. An oldie, but goody. Check it out again.
http://s3abaca.ssa.gov/pro/fol/fol-home.html
One of our highest priorities is to help people with disabilities achieve independence by helping them take advantage of employment opportunities. The "Red Book" is a great reference tool for educators, advocates, rehabilitation professionals, and counselors who advise people with disabilities. We also encourage applicants and beneficiaries to take a look and use this booklet as a self-help guide to the employment-related provisions under our programs. You'll want to find out what's new for 2001.
http://www.ssa.gov/work/ResourcesToolkit/redbook.html
Perhaps you are starting a new job and need your Social Security card. Maybe you put it in a safe place, and now you can't find it. Well, you definitely want to be sure you've got the number right, because we can't credit your earnings properly if you give the wrong Social Security number to your employer. So if you need to request a replacement card, you can find the application online (download it or print it). Did you know that last year alone we issued 11 million replacement cards? Remember to be careful with your Social Security number and card and protect your privacy whenever possible.
http://www.ssa.gov/online/ss-5.html
Chances are your first and most continuing link with Social Security is through your Social Security number. This is how we keep an accurate record of your Social Security earnings. But you may be interested to know that: - About 415 million Social Security cards have been issued since 1936, of which 217 million remain active. - There are about one billion possible number combinations. - As of last year, about 40 percent of the possible combinations were used. - There are enough number combinations to last us to the end of the century. More neat info is available, just in case you're curious.
http://www.ssa.gov/history/ssn/ssncards.html
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TMJD_SAFE_HAVEN_4_LIFE_ISSUES ยท TMJ SUPPORT GROUP
This TMJD Support Group is intended to be a Safe Haven and provide a place where people with TMJ pain can come and offer and receive support from people who know what they are going through. This is not a medical group and we do not have medical degrees or medical backgrounds. However, with the variety of members in here, there is bound to be someone who has been there and done that and can answer your questions.
This group is in memory of Debbie Ward whom suffered from TMJD & died of unknown causes.
There are many types of members with TMJD. Some have been treated medically, some treated with various splint therapies and physical therapies as well as some with surgical treatments ranging from Arthroscopy to full jaw joint replacements. Everyone with any degree of TMJD or has a family member that deals with it is welcome to join and offer and receive support that we all so badly need to get through each day with the pain we have to live with.
It is YOUR place to cry, scream or vent on the pain you are dealing with and how it is affecting your life and the lives of your loved ones. The group is MODERATED to avoid the unsolicited advertisements and spam. We are all in pain and do not need to have to deal with that too.
TMJ SURGERY FAMILY!.
A Great Place to Share Information! This site is for sharing and is not a substitute for the advise of your physician/oral surgeon. Please consult with your health care professional.
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