SouthernNitmair
New member
First off: I'm new here, if this belongs in the Firearms Politics forum then I will happily head over there and ask this question.
I am on SSI Disability. I was officially diagnosed with Anxiety/Panic disorder and Agoraphobia/Social Anxiety Disorder. My doctors basically told me I'd never work a 9-5 job because one day I could show up for work but the next I may not be able to leave my house. I've had this pretty much all my life but didn't know what it was. Those who have had panic attacks know that the first time you do think you're going out of your mind.
But I'm not suicidal or crazy or any of that crap. I've never been hospitalized for this stuff, I just see a doctor. And it was this doctor who said it would be wise to go for disability. I had to go with SSI since I've never worked and because I had never worked or managed an income, the people at Social Security advised I have a Payee (my mother) to start with so I wouldn't have to try and manage an account all on my own and screw things up.
Now after I got disability, I went and got my Concealed Carry Permit. Actually I took a class with my whole family, we all passed the NICS background check and so on.
My question is, with this new mess Washington is trying to push onto SSA/SSI about including them in the NICS background checks and all, how does that affect those like me? I've already passed the NICS background check. Are they going to try and take it all away just because (At the moment) I have help managing my account? I plan to take over my account whenever the review comes up because its not that hard. Especially with online banking, but I'm not sure when the review is and trust me, they'll have a fight over taking my CCW and firearms.
All the press on this is confusing and I have no idea what is true and what is false. Any help would be appreciated.
I am on SSI Disability. I was officially diagnosed with Anxiety/Panic disorder and Agoraphobia/Social Anxiety Disorder. My doctors basically told me I'd never work a 9-5 job because one day I could show up for work but the next I may not be able to leave my house. I've had this pretty much all my life but didn't know what it was. Those who have had panic attacks know that the first time you do think you're going out of your mind.
But I'm not suicidal or crazy or any of that crap. I've never been hospitalized for this stuff, I just see a doctor. And it was this doctor who said it would be wise to go for disability. I had to go with SSI since I've never worked and because I had never worked or managed an income, the people at Social Security advised I have a Payee (my mother) to start with so I wouldn't have to try and manage an account all on my own and screw things up.
Now after I got disability, I went and got my Concealed Carry Permit. Actually I took a class with my whole family, we all passed the NICS background check and so on.
My question is, with this new mess Washington is trying to push onto SSA/SSI about including them in the NICS background checks and all, how does that affect those like me? I've already passed the NICS background check. Are they going to try and take it all away just because (At the moment) I have help managing my account? I plan to take over my account whenever the review comes up because its not that hard. Especially with online banking, but I'm not sure when the review is and trust me, they'll have a fight over taking my CCW and firearms.
All the press on this is confusing and I have no idea what is true and what is false. Any help would be appreciated.