U.S Department Of Education disability student loan discharge misconduct and fraudulent activities! Washington DC

 While I do have sympathy for your situation..I have no sympathy for your attitude and that is really what I am pointing out.  After all if you truly belive that then why don't you move to another Country that will be a little more "caring".

Because as far as I can tell

- You get tax credit for being "poor" and having children

- You are on SSD/SSDI..again another Government Program

- You are probably on Food Stamps(or similar) which is another Government Program

- The government underwrote(guaranteed) Student Loans for you

- You and your family is probably on Medicare/Medicade

- Not to mention probably several other "Government Programs".

The real interesting thing is that you stated you got your loans in 1998(well after you started your surgeries), and when you got your disability approved it was backdated to 1998...again very interesting timing when looking in from the outside.

As for not being able to work.   Well you seem quite good at typing and if you have all of the records, probably very good at organizing and filing.  I imagine you also have a decent amount of education since you do have Student Loans.  So I would bet that if you really put your mind to it, there are litterally dozens of jobs you could do.  Will they be jobs you like or are the most glamerous..probably not, but they would bring in money.

A few other things.  You stated your disability for SS was granted by a judge.  Well the requirements for disability for Social Security is very different than the Disabiliy requirements for a Student Loan.  For Student loans your disability MUST be considered permanent, this is not the same requirement that Social Security requires..their requirement is about a year minimum.  So unless the doctor specifically states that it is permanent your claim for having your student loand debt forgiven could be denied..even if they approved SS.   Then even after the initial approval..you are still monitored for several years before a final approval is given.

You also seem to be under the impression that your doctor can't give them documentation without your permission.  Well that may not have been true. Because the only way that your disability claim would have gone that far to be intitally approved is to have your doctor give them this information in the first place.  Once they intially got the information any "privacy" issues may really go by the wayside and you may have even signed documents that says they can review your medical history..especially since they will continue to monitor your situation.

I don't know why i would have to defend myself against someone who doesn't know what they are talking about!  I didn't break any regulatios where on the other hand the department of education side stepped several policies in determining my case!  The loans were from 1998 and the surgeries that i had from 2001 to current was when i found out that i could no longer work!  The money from our taxes were child tax credit for having children and being poor!   Injured spouse form doesn't cover that!

You are exactly what the Government wants..someone reliant on them..and you don't even realize it.

Where were your complaints of an uncaring Government when they underwrote thousands of dollars in Student Loans?  There were no complaints, in fact it was probably just the opposite..you were probably thanking the Government for giving you all of that money.

The Government only becomes uncaring in your mind when they try to collect the money you borrowed.  The ironic thing is that you claim it is wrong because they are using a "loophole".  Well what loophole did you use to try and get out of the debt?

You also have to wonder if your surgeries went back to 1984, when did you get these loans and when you got them did you know you wouldn't be able to pay on them but could use this "disability" status to get out of them.

Now, just so it's not all bad.  If you say they took you and your wife's income tax refund.  If this is your debt solely your wife can file as an "Injured Spouse" with the IRS and should be entitled to her portion of the refund.