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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Getting Social Security Disability because of Heart Failure
Heart failure, also known as Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is typically defined as a condition in which the heart is unable to pump enough blood to the other organs of the body. Consequently, the blood is not able to move … Continue reading
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What Does Social Security Mean by “Other Work”?
If Social Security does not believe that you meet or equal a disability listing or are disabled under a grid rule, they will award your case only if they believe you cannot do your past work or “other work”. What … Continue reading
Anxiety Disorders Can Lead to Social Security Disability Benefits
Anxiety is a very normal reaction to everyday stress. It is a natural reaction that helps you cope mentally and be prepared in any given stressful situation. Problems occur, however, when the stress experienced becomes excessive and prolonged, and this … Continue reading
What Are the Social Security “Listings”?
The listings are rules that apply to specific medical conditions. They direct a finding of “disabled”, meaning that Social Security must award disability benefits when the evidence shows the claimant has all of the necessary parts of a listing. The … Continue reading