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Fibromyalgia is a complex and debilitating condition characterized by widespread chronic pain, fatigue, sleep disturbances and cognitive difficulties. Living with fibromyalgia can significantly impact an individual's ability to work and carry out daily activities. For...
Millions of Americans have a substance use disorder, sometimes known as substance abuse, involving alcohol and/or drugs. Some will develop a serious illness or suffer a disabling injury that prevents them from being able to support themselves and their families. In...
If you have already undergone a kidney transplant or are on the waitlist for one, you may wonder if the procedure means automatic disability benefits. Understanding the complexities involved in the SSA’s eligibility process is essential, and having the necessary...
Cancer can certainly qualify as a disability if you’re seeking benefits. It can have a drastic impact on your life. Additionally, the definition of a disability through the Social Security Administration is one that is going to last for a year or the rest of someone’s...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) handles two different benefits programs for people who are disabled: Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). While there are some similarities between the two programs, they are actually paid...
Bipolar disorder is a psychological condition that impacts millions of people in the USA. 1 in 40 American adults suffers from this condition, and each individual case is unique. Yet, there are also some shared symptoms that can make work life difficult for virtually...
Are you filing for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)? These benefits could greatly help you if you have a disability. You may be eligible for monthly monetary benefits and health insurance coverage once you’re approved. When filing for SSDI, you’ll find that...
Social Security Disability (SSD) could be crucial if a medical condition prevents you from working. Yet it’s not always clear which conditions are eligible. What’s the situation if you have asthma? The Social Security Administration (SSA) shares its assessment...
The Social Security Administration has to determine if you actually have a disability before giving out benefits. Even though a condition may feel like a disability or may create a short-term disability for someone, that does not necessarily mean that it meets the...
It is often said that most Social Security Disability Insurance (SSD) applications are denied the first time that they go through. This is true. The process is rigorous, and many people who will eventually get approved do get denied at first. But don’t assume this...
