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Personal Narrative-Paid Analysis

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I started to get ill while working at C-73 (CIFW & Transportation) I had my time in and really wanted longer than my 23 1/2 years. My family urged me to retire and I finally did. Shortly after retiring I began non stop visits to a roll call of doctors after 2 years all doctors said I was qualified to receive SSD I didn't want SSD but; I realized tomorrow is not promised and I applied I received it first time around I was shocked. I have chronic health issues, COPD one of the most pressing I never smoked but I opened several housing areas after asbestos removal which till had layers of "dust" and the locker room where workers wore spaced suits I suspect this is where it started. Greg, do hesitate you worked for it go ahead and take what is yours

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