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July 5, 2023
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July 5, 2023
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June 14, 2023
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March 15, 2023
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April 3, 2023
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June 6, 2023
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I'm currently on SDI for a work-related wrist injury (tendonitis) and just got medical clearance to return to work next week with ergonomic accommodations. This thread has been such a lifesaver! I was literally panicking about that return-to-work form last night - the wording is so confusing and made me feel like I was somehow cheating the system by not being "fully" recovered but still going back. Reading through everyone's experiences and seeing that multiple EDD agents have confirmed the "No" recovery/"Yes" return to work approach across so many different injury types has given me huge confidence. My wrist definitely still bothers me and I'll need special keyboard/mouse setups, but I can absolutely do my job with those accommodations. It's amazing how universal this partial recovery situation is! Thanks to everyone who shared their experiences and especially those who took the time to call EDD directly. This community is incredible for helping navigate these confusing government processes. I'm definitely going to follow the consensus here and call EDD myself to confirm my return date.
Hi, I might have the same question. I had to fill out the Disability Claim Status Check Continuing Eligibility Questionnaire and it confused me. Im still disabled and not able to return to work. It asked for my recovery date and didnt know what to put so I just entered the date when they issues me the claim. But i also put my actual return to work date. Will they stop my benefits for making that mistake?
Nia Thompson
I'm currently on SDI for a work-related wrist injury (tendonitis) and just got medical clearance to return to work next week with ergonomic accommodations. This thread has been such a lifesaver! I was literally panicking about that return-to-work form last night - the wording is so confusing and made me feel like I was somehow cheating the system by not being "fully" recovered but still going back. Reading through everyone's experiences and seeing that multiple EDD agents have confirmed the "No" recovery/"Yes" return to work approach across so many different injury types has given me huge confidence. My wrist definitely still bothers me and I'll need special keyboard/mouse setups, but I can absolutely do my job with those accommodations. It's amazing how universal this partial recovery situation is! Thanks to everyone who shared their experiences and especially those who took the time to call EDD directly. This community is incredible for helping navigate these confusing government processes. I'm definitely going to follow the consensus here and call EDD myself to confirm my return date.
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mikaela santos
Hi, I might have the same question. I had to fill out the Disability Claim Status Check Continuing Eligibility Questionnaire and it confused me. Im still disabled and not able to return to work. It asked for my recovery date and didnt know what to put so I just entered the date when they issues me the claim. But i also put my actual return to work date. Will they stop my benefits for making that mistake?
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