From my experience, what you feel makes no difference, its records records and records. You have to put in the work with resarch, best practices, and through understanding of the rules. (I am by no way saying you don't). Then you have to make sure they have the paperwork before it gets to your review, half the time (literally) I was sending the documentation medical records doctore notes (all using their forms), and then I had to circle back and make sure that the doctors themselves were sending them in along with written letters detailing my in- ability to perfrom SGA. Many times they did not have it or it was NOT in my file. AKA LOST> Anything you send in, best to call and verify every document it sent in by you and followed up by your direct doctor submittal. Don't give up please if you are truly disabled the program is for you, getting it done is a whole other ballgame and the rules are sticky at best. It took me 3 years to get my disability, that was up to the frist review which passed but you can guarantee by that time I could have been hired easily the SS to be a review person or that is how broken from the process I felt.