When applying for SSDI or SSI benefits, the Social Security Administration (SSA) must consider whether or not you are “disabled.” What does the SSA mean when they say “disabled?” 1) You must have a severe impairment; 2) You must be unable to do substantial work because of your medical condition(s); and 3) Your medical condition(s)
Disability for Chronic Migraines If you experience regular, severe migraine headaches, it may be difficult to function on a daily basis, often able to do nothing more than stay in bed in a dark room for hours – or days – at a time. Does this qualify you for SSD? It might. For more details
Depression or Anxiety Even if your depression or anxiety is not severe enough to win a claim for disability on its own, it can, when considered along with a severe physical impairment, play an important role in winning your claim for disability. Disability Secrets http://ow.ly/sdqRO If you are disabled and need help navigating the complex
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