Does social security include the 8 months towards "must have been or going to be out of work at least a year"?

Question

I just applied in march for SS. I know if accepted the payments will start from the day I applied. I JUST had my doctor sign the papers that I am disabled for a minimum of 6-12 months. I haven't been able to work since Sept. 11 and he wrote on the papers that it was the first time he started treating me for my injury. Social security says you must have been unable to work at least a year or will not be able to for a year. I am wondering if since the doc stated that he started seeing me at the onset of my injury, if they will count the past 8 months AND the minimum of the next 6-12 months disabled in just determining if I qualify. I know I qualify in being disabled for the next 6-12 months. I know if accepted I will get PAID from the date I applied. But will the 8 months prior count just in determining the "must have been or will be disabled for 12 months"? The last 8 months with the following 6 months will give me 14 months so I will qualify.

I am not asking about the first time denial part..I know about all that. The first answer I have has NOTHING to do with what I asked.

Answer 1

no matter what the first time they always disaprove why?? just keep going after it.....it is realy ruff now to try and get anything just reply and do not get discuraged