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Disability Retirement for Federal Employees: The unmerited edge

Posted onMay 16, 2017AuthorFederal Disability Retirement AttorneyLeave a comment

And what did they all do to merit the position of harassing? Merely a negation of something never earned: Not getting sick; not becoming crippled with a medical condition; not having a medical disability. Of what accolades should be showered for that? Why is it that the person whose only success in life is a negation of nothingness, should have any edge at all, merited, unmerited or otherwise? Life often makes no sense; and, while the concept of “fairness” is quite a subjective one, […] Read More …

OPM Disability Retirement Benefits for Federal Employees: The bugle

Posted onMay 12, 2017AuthorFederal Disability Retirement AttorneyLeave a comment

Unlike its cousins, it has no valves or pitch-altering devices, but must be modified through the movement of the lips, the extent of breath exhaled and the undulating modifications of combined muscles in the lips, tongue and throat. Perhaps from the days of riding a horse in the cavalry, where playing an instrument while charging full force ahead on a horse stumbling across rough terrain forced the instrument’s player to modulate through strain of keeping one’s self from falling; in any event, its very lack of complexity belies the simplicity of the bugle, as appearances are indeed deceiving. […] Read More …

Federal Employee Disability Retirement: Those spaces in between

Posted onMay 11, 2017January 5, 2023AuthorFederal Disability Retirement AttorneyLeave a comment

Between each word; separating being from nothingness; that which allows for something is contingent upon the void that distinguishes, and without the lack there can be no substance. Time doesn’t exist without space for movement of bodies of mass; such stillness echoes […] Read More …

Medical Retirement for Federal Employees: The ‘Why’ of life

Posted onMay 10, 2017AuthorFederal Disability Retirement AttorneyLeave a comment

Why do we do that which we do? Do other species engage in such reflective self-assessments, or do they just perform the act without positing the query? Or course, there is the antecedent question of whether the question itself is asked in the linguistic modality which we embrace; or, is there another form of a more subtle nature that other animals correlate and learn from without a long utterance ending with a grammatical interrogative? Perhaps, in the mere instinctive alteration of actions future-oriented displays the capacity of other species to “learn” from past mistakes and potential dangers […]