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Although disability benefits may be continued until full retirement age, there are situations that may cause your disability benefit to be terminated sooner than full retirement age. Work activity is the most common cause of suspension or termination of disability entitlement; consequently you should be familiar with Social Security rules regarding work activity. In other words, if you plan on working while receiving disability, become familiar with the social security administration's rules in this area. However, work activity is not the only cause of termination of disability entitlement. Sometimes, the periodic case review (called a CDR or Continuing Disability Review) may indicate that you have had medical improvement and are no longer disabled according to Social Security rules and regulations. As a result, your Social Security disability entitlement may be terminated. A few words about reviews of disability claims -- reviews of social security disability cases are ordinarily conducted every one, three, or seven years and, in the majority of instances, an individual whose claim is being reviewed will receive the determination that they are still disabled. In other words, in most cases, reviews are nothing to be fearful about. 
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