If I Am On Ssi And Ssdi Can I Still Apply For Ssi For My 7 Year Old Who Has Several Health Problems

Do you have to see a therapist regularly for bipolar disorder if you receive SSDI?

Yes, keep in therapy. My son was diagnosed with early on set bipolar disorder. He was 4 years old when I noticed something was very wrong. But he wasn't diagnosed until 7 years old. His father and I were separated, by that time. His father I found out later had N PD. Also he was a psychopath. I now know what it was that I went through. It was a nightmare. And he would use several different women at a time. He would leave a lot of his flings with children. He thought that was funny. He knew what he was. He enjoyed it. He knew any child of his could be like him. So that was his parting gift to some knowing he would not be there and that there was a good chance the person would end up going through he'll with a child like that. He married me, I'm still not sure why. He said live, but what I lived through was anything but. So, I was relieved when I thought my son was just bipolar. That was bad enough. By 9 he was on SSI. They revised us constantly. I have gone through he'll getting him help everywhere we have been. They really drop the ball on mental health. I'm angry about that. When he turned 18, they did a review. I ended up fighting them until 2014 when they cut him off. Some Ass wipe therapist THEY sent him to said he was"cured". There is no cure. They were he'll bent on cutting him off. He has never been able to function normally in life, and I know he won't be able to. He was then in 2014 diagnosed with a serious mental illness. I saw him changing. From what I know it see med he also has schizoaffective disorder. He is delusional at times he completely changed. He became violent he tried to choke me. He had never been like that before. I could see in his eyes the difference. He is in another state now getting help, which his aunt pays for, because good help is expensive. But he never should have been cut off. There are so many frauds in this SSI and said it's ridiculous. I feel that there should be a different program for mental illness because SSI. Really isn't the right one that is for people who worked an paid in for retirement. It's going broke. I am worried I live on a small amount. The real problem is a corrupt government that steals from it. So that's why they will try there best to take it from you. My son would not Co operate with therapy either, and that's what they used as an excuse to take it. So keep with your therapist. 3 weeks will be fine as long as there is a consistent record of it. I hope this helps you