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I have been recieving disability benefits thru the ...

I have been recieving disability benefits thru the railroad retitement board since july 2003. My husband became pernmanently disabled in 2008. He receives Medicare coverage but I am told that I don't qualify for medicare. Could this be right? My entire monthly check goes to paying for medical insurance for myself. Does anyone know what I should do?

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Elden
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Did you pay into SS? Call them and ask to be sure where you stand.

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