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Andrea (54) Can No Longer Work with Incurable Illness – but She Does Not Receive Citizenship or Pension

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Andrea B. suffers from fibromyalgia, but is considered capable of working. In our series "Between office and everyday life", the 54-year-old tells how the case goes to court.
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Andrea (54) Can No Longer Work with Incurable Illness – but She Does Not Receive Citizenship or Pension

Andrea B. suffers from fibromyalgia, but is considered capable of working. In our series "Between office and everyday life", the 54-year-old tells how the case goes to court.

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hna.de broke the news in Kassel, Germany on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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