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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 709051" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>rTMS is repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation. In other words magnetism is used to stimulate small areas of the brains. Bit experimental method, not enough big randomized studies yet, but less side effects than electroshocks and seems to work well for some people with treatment resistant depression. Ache seems to be one of those.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>If he ends up unable to work (or study) he can have a disability pension, either for set time, or for rest of his life. The amount of that pension would be determined by his earlier earnings. It is separate from this insurance pay and this would not affect it. In the way this five years would be kind of temporary disability pension, just paid by insurance his team has for him and if in the end of it, he would still be unable to work, he would be eligible for that lifelong disability pension and it would still date back to his earnings from the last few years to determine the amount. If he ends up to disability pension he will only be able to work some without losing part of the pension and if loosing it totally and then few years later needing it again, it would be determined again by his earnings at that time. In other words, if he ends up in the situation there he would only be able to work part time or in low paying jobs, he would be financially better pursuing the disability pension instead. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Husband is doing fine. He too took a new job opportunity and is working and travelling more than he did when kids were still home. At times we do not see each other as much as we would hope or are too tired when at home, but mostly we are doing good. Happy to still be married with the guy.</p><p></p><p>My dad... Well, he is my dad. And still some kind of guru, healer, unicorn specialists. Makes quite a bit of money with that con, if I have understood correctly. I decided not to think about that after one night turning on my telly and seeing my dad there in some popular talk show (that I used to like) having this pseudo guru/shaman outfit and trying to look and talk all enlightened and unicornish. Yack! He leaves this medicine man character home when meeting me and I pretend I don't even know about it so I guess it is, what it is and always will be. </p><p></p><p>And nice to see you too! How have you and M and your son been doing?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 709051, member: 14557"] rTMS is repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation. In other words magnetism is used to stimulate small areas of the brains. Bit experimental method, not enough big randomized studies yet, but less side effects than electroshocks and seems to work well for some people with treatment resistant depression. Ache seems to be one of those. If he ends up unable to work (or study) he can have a disability pension, either for set time, or for rest of his life. The amount of that pension would be determined by his earlier earnings. It is separate from this insurance pay and this would not affect it. In the way this five years would be kind of temporary disability pension, just paid by insurance his team has for him and if in the end of it, he would still be unable to work, he would be eligible for that lifelong disability pension and it would still date back to his earnings from the last few years to determine the amount. If he ends up to disability pension he will only be able to work some without losing part of the pension and if loosing it totally and then few years later needing it again, it would be determined again by his earnings at that time. In other words, if he ends up in the situation there he would only be able to work part time or in low paying jobs, he would be financially better pursuing the disability pension instead. Husband is doing fine. He too took a new job opportunity and is working and travelling more than he did when kids were still home. At times we do not see each other as much as we would hope or are too tired when at home, but mostly we are doing good. Happy to still be married with the guy. My dad... Well, he is my dad. And still some kind of guru, healer, unicorn specialists. Makes quite a bit of money with that con, if I have understood correctly. I decided not to think about that after one night turning on my telly and seeing my dad there in some popular talk show (that I used to like) having this pseudo guru/shaman outfit and trying to look and talk all enlightened and unicornish. Yack! He leaves this medicine man character home when meeting me and I pretend I don't even know about it so I guess it is, what it is and always will be. And nice to see you too! How have you and M and your son been doing? [/QUOTE]
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