<human>: In 2004 my father was diagnosed with kidney cancer, and had to have a kidney removed. After going through the process they believed that he was back to normal, and he returned to work. (Just for note he had already worked at this pharmaceutical company in New Jersey for 10 years.) Fast forward to 2006, he went back to his doctor and they found that the cancer has returned and there were signs of it on his lungs, liver and many other body parts. Following this he went through intensive chemotherapy and other treatments. This also resulted in him having serious chronic pain. He couldn't work anymore and was getting paid by MetLife(insurance provided by his work), on top of the long-term social security disability. He is currently taking an experimental drug that was just passed by the FDA, Votrient and it has worked wonders. However since he is making progress to recovery, the other side effects of the medicines, the chronic pains, and other things will never go away. As soon as MetLife found that the nodes were getting smaller they notified him that he will no longer be getting paid, and he will have to find a job. I don't know what to do, I am currently a student and feel like I may have to drop out of school in order to pay for my family. I was under the impression that MetLife has to pay as long as he is sick, until he reaches the retirement age of 65 which he is only 5 years away from. I would appreciate any advice on how I could possibly help the situation. Thank you, for reading.

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<bot>: Father got cancer, landed on social security disability and MetLife disability, MetLife is cutting us off in April, because he is making positive progress. What should I do?