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Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid Questions? Ask here!! July 26 Week
Hello everyone, Dr. Ed here. Got a question? Ask here! I will answer a lot of these questions in the next LIVE Q&A! 3pmPT/6pmET on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MyGovExpert Make sure your subscribed to my YouTube channel too!! Made a fresh new one, and will make a fresh new one every week or so.
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From Karen: I had a SSA account around 2017. Seeing and hearing all those things on YouTube I figured I need to check out things though I wouldn’t know or understand it all. So I went on site and changed password but could not do anything as account was locked. I tried the authentication part but did not know what I was doing so I never got the code. Anyway through many attempts and no real help SSA agent said remove account and make new one. I did not get anyone to help me understand how to proceed. Someone told me to do ID.me so I did do that and gave an account but that is it. Still no help. Can’t make appointment to local office as I have no car and not easy to get ride. Plus I only have my regular license so I probably could not get through the door. Do not want the new license. Perplexed and disalussioned.
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@Ed Weir hi
Has Dr. Ed helped you? Please share your story here.
Hey everyone! If you’ve been here a while, you’ve probably seen how many new members arrive scared, confused, and worried they’re about to make an irreversible mistake with Social Security or Medicare. Filing for social security and medicare and making sure you get it right as well as retiring and starting a whole new life is a very difficult and stressful time in everyone's life. Reading a real story from someone who’s “been there” can calm people down faster than any brochure. If Dr. Ed or this community has helped you in any way, would you be willing to share your story in the comments? You don’t have to write anything fancy. Just answer these in your own words: 1. What was going on before you found us? 2. What were you most worried you might mess up? 3. What almost kept you from asking for help or joining? 4. What did you actually do here that helped (class, checklist, Q&A, plan, etc.)? 5. What’s better now because of that help? (Only share dollars or details if you feel comfortable.) Your story might be exactly what a scared new member needs to read at 2 a.m. so they don’t feel alone. Quick safety note: please don’t post your SSN, full claim number, or other very private details. Keep it to your situation, what you did, and what changed. Thank you for being willing to help the next person in line.
Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid Questions? Ask here!! July 18
Hello everyone, Dr. Ed here. Got a question? Ask here! I will answer a lot of these questions in the next LIVE Q&A! 3pmPT/6pmET on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MyGovExpert Make sure your subscribed to my YouTube channel too!! Made a fresh new one, and will make a fresh new one every week or so.
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@Beverly Canedo Here the link to your askvideo answered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYOpQ19M9FI&t=2598s
Please get him on
Dr Ed- if it is possible please get Senator Sheldon Whitehouse to come on your show. I’m in Texas as you know but he generally cares for all Americans and is a huge supporter of SS changes, particularly for seniors and disabled people. He’s from Rhode Island as I’m sure you know and has a great sense of listening and empathy for everyday Americans. Landing him would enhance our chances of curtailing the 22%,cut that’s coming. FYI
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I sent this to our guy who schedules all the appointments and handles the interviews. We'll send him some emails and see what we can do. Thanks for the lead!
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Thank you! We put this in our Massachusettes resources.
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