Monthly Archives: November 2010

Is Advanced Congestive Heart Failure a Disabling Condition or Not?

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Editorial Board

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a strict definition of disability; in order to qualify for Social Security benefits a condition must meet this definition plus the SSA criteria for the specific condition or be able to show they cannot … Continue reading →

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How to Handle a Social Security Disability Appeal

Posted on November 10, 2010 by Editorial Board

What should you do if you have the option to file a Social Security Disability appeal? Don’t pass up an appeal!  By appealing you protect your chance of receiving your full back award.  Also, appealing your case moves it up … Continue reading →

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Fibromyalgia Can Become a Disabling Condition

Posted on November 9, 2010 by Editorial Board

Fibromyalgia (fibro for short) is a painful and frustrating condition for many people. Even though they ache all over and feel exhausted, their doctors often  can’t find anything wrong with them.  Medical tests are normal, yet they have a constant … Continue reading →

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How to Deal with a Rude or Impolite Social Security Judge (ALJ)

Posted on November 8, 2010 by Editorial Board

Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) conduct the Social Security Disability hearings for the Social Security Administration (SSA).  ALJs, and the SSA in general, are dealing with a huge back log in cases that take way too long to decide on.  ALJs … Continue reading →

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