When you are suffering from a disability it can be difficult to work and therefore hard to afford even the most basic of necessities. Luckily, Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can help you to pay your bills. However, the application for receiving SSD benefits can be extremely overwhelming – especially when you are already dealing…
Continue reading…Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Social Security Disability
There are many different diseases and disorders that make it difficult to maintain a job and therefore to make enough money to afford basic necessities. These conditions often qualify the individual suffering from them for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. While many of these diseases are well-known, there are some that are not but yet…
Continue reading…Awarded SSD Benefits Re-applied Annually
When you are struggling with a disability that prevents you from working, it can have a huge impact on your life and your ability to afford even the most basic of needs. That’s why it can be such a huge help to receive Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. However, the application and review processes for…
Continue reading…Are SSD Benefits Taxable?
When you are unable to work due to a disability, it can prove very difficult to make ends meet. That’s why the government created Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. SSD benefits, which are offered through the Social Security Administration (SSA) provide assistance to those living with disabilities and other medical conditions. When considering the purpose…
Continue reading…Can Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Qualify You for SSD Benefits?
Don’t let its name fool you – Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also called myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), is more than just the regular exhaustion many of us feel after a long day. In fact, CFS is a disorder that impacts one’s nervous system and causes such severe fatigue (among other symptoms) that it can be debilitating….
Continue reading…If You Suffer from Long-term Effects of COVID, Can You Qualify for SSD Benefits?
When most people think about COVID-19 and how it can impact your health, they worry about the risk of death. And although most people who catch the virus will have mild symptoms, there are those who don’t have mild symptoms, but who also do not die. These individuals often feel the impact of the virus…
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