I don't think it went well. It went LONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I could not go in with her, and from what teh lawyer said, her testimony did her no favors. She did not want the judge to think all she did was sit all day, so she told him she walked four times a day. She told him she cleans, but it takes her a long time, that she can shop, but not for too long, and cooks light meals. Problem is that she does not walk, she barely cleans, she almost never cooks, and had not been out of the house in almost a week. She sleeps most of the day. She also said things changed for her in 2011, after the surgery. He was trying to go back to 2009, when she went to heck in a handbasket. There was a vocationalist who kept finding things he thought that she could do, the judge would hear a restriction, make an adjustment, and teh vocationalist went back in for more.
She never even entered high school, cannot remember what she did an hour ago, gives up before she starts, is paranoid, and does not play well with others. No one is going to hire her, and if they did, coupled with all of her restrictions, which were a mile long, she would not last a week. The lawyer said if they agreed to go back to 201, he would have told her to take it, but the judge did not, so she needs to wait up to two months.
The embellishments are part of her. Marisa says she lies, but I think she has so many blank spaces now, her mind fills them in. Then she has a memory for a while, but she does not remember an hour later, so she fills something else in. It is emotionally exhausting for everyone, but I don't know the answer. The bottom line is that she is really disabled, but not necessarily in the way the judge was looking at it. I would think that foot thick paperwork from doctors would have given him a hint.
So I think Buddy is getting leftover Micky D's tonight. I am peevish with him, and have leftover Mcdoubles. I think that is dinner tonight