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I performed literally thousands of these reviews for SSA. I also supervised those who performed these reviews. #1 - it will likely be longer than 3 years before this review takes place, unless you return to work. The system is behind in doing reviews. Then once they do pull your case for review - They will essentially ask you to provide details about doctors seen, and clinics and hospitals visited in the year prior to the review. Since you have not seen any doctors.. your answer will be easy. They will also have you fill out a "daily activities" questionnaire. They will ask you about any work performed since you were found disabled.They WILL NOT see your lack of treatment as a reason to cancel your benefits. The review process involves a comparison of how you are currently doing medically / psychiatrically to how you were doing when you were found disabled. So, because there are no medical records to refer to for the "current" period, they will likely purchase a psych exam, done by a psychologist or psychiatrist that is familiar with SSA's exam protocol (just a general mental status exam) and is willing to perform the exam for the agreed fee. Then once that report is received, they will compare your current mental status to that at the time you were found disabled (the comparison point decision). If there has been no substantial medical improvement, your disability status will continue. In 95% of cases, the benefits are continued.

Your body/your system is “activated”, is “in energy mode”, full of energy. Due to chemical changes (hormones, nervous system), in turn generated by emotional states and vice versa, your organism (“you”) feel/s no tiredness/fatigue, and believe/s it is possible to continue working actively without resting, without having some sleep. This is much more frequent in youth… but time (years) pass, and we start feeling/noticing, mainly if we do not do any exercise, that it is not possible anymore (much more frequent starting from the sixth decade, that is, from 50 y.o. to 60 y.o.) to continue active for several days without sleeping enough… and insomnia nights becomes shorter. This is not, of course, the solution of insomnia, but rather a consequence of tiredness and lack of exercise.Among the approximately twenty types of sleep disorders in one of the several versions of the International Classification of Sleep Disorders, the so-called “idiopathic insomnia” is precisely what you ask about: a type of difficulty to fall asleep which is generated by a reason/a set of reasons which is unknown: we are talking about a type of insomnia without apparent causes. Perhaps it is a type of personality with traits such as these: physiological/emotional activation, difficulties to fall asleep; perhaps we should pay attention to what ancient cultures knew much more than current science about energies and astrology; perhaps…However and meanwhile, you should attend either a sleep clinic or a sleep laboratory to identify more precisely whatever it is generating your lack of sleep. Besides an EEG, they will use a sleep questionnaire including specific questions about many of the possible variables which might be behind your lack of sleep: do you feel rested or tired when it is time to wake up? do you use to do intense or moderate exercise twenty or more than twenty minutes before going to bed? do you smoke? do you use to drink coffee in the late evening?… and many, many more.Our body is a marvelous machine. “Perfect,” in the sense that it includes programmed responses to the way we use it, and “imperfect,” in the sense that it finally deteriorates with time, mainly if “maintenance” is not well “applied”.Regards from not-always-healthy Mexico City/DF/CDMX!

Thank you, I will pass on reading the article by the hugely discredited Sun newspaper, but I can guess how they have couched this ‘scoop’!!This question is probably best answered by Don Walker, the President of the Harry Walker Agency.See, it is a perfectly normal questionnaire. Strange how questions become ‘demands’, isn’t it?Shades of Meaning Activities: Fun Ways To Teach Kids How Synonyms Work