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"an_old_friend" wrote two, working does not preclude you from appling for and reciving disablity or other public aid, only makes improper and/or illegal to do so A former employee of mine (now retired) lost an arm in Vietnam, and receives compensation for his disability. He built a fine career as an electronics design engineer. What is improper or illegal about that? You owe a lot of disabled veterans a huge apology for suggesting that succeeding in life is "improper and/or illegal". Hans |
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