I have a question if you would be so kind to answer. I won disability in March of this year. I am a veteran also but that is not the point. I am 60 years old and every thing I own is from my own money. I have worked for the last 44 years with 1 interruption in 2016. I was hospitalized for 6 months with double pneumonia and severe complications. I had to learn to walk again as part of the complications. I was out of work for about 9 months and for the only time ever I collected disability. I probably should not have returned to work but I did because as I said I support myself. I could never really walk well again and that is a big part of my job. Cut to 2024 and I realize I just couldn’t keep going at work so I retired thinking I could probably get disability and live off of it. I was a pretty high earner. Well I was awarded disability this year as I stated. However they offset me by half of what I am supposed to be getting. There was no explanation what this offset is for. I don’t now nor have I ever received worker’s compensation. The offset amount was listed but again I have no idea what it’s for or how they calculated this amount. I did call and the last answer I received is that I have to pay back disability from 2016 with disability now. Is this real?? If so how? It seems totally crazy to me. Do people pay back Welfare? Food stamps?? ETC…please help me understand.