migraines and disability

I have been off work for 2 years now, over that, and waiting on a hearing date. I cannot work now. As of this time, I'm still trying to find a specialist to help me. My next appointment is in 2 days at a new specialist. The last one didn't impress me and didn't remember 2 months later, that "she" had taken me off certain medications, and was asking me why I stopped them.

Well, my question for anyone who is or has been where I am, what kind of chance do I stand with this? Migraines was the reason I stopped working, however, I do have anxiety and depression that I've been treated for in the last 10 years or longer. It's very depressing knowing I worked all my life and now that I can't I'm being told that my age, and the fact that I kept a steady job for the last 10 years and longer has made me not eligible. Ya know, it just ticks me off how people who don't have my body, can tell me what I can do, or not do. For one thing, I was making good money, and good benefits where I was. I climed to the top with hard work and many days of migraines and working hard. I don't know how this will go, and if I could work, I definitely would. Honestly, who would want to stay home in pain almost 90% of the time? The financial burden is enough to make me sick! Oh well, enough whining.thanks to those who read this.

Denise