The entire Social Security Disability process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Managing Your Crohn’s Disease SymptomsIf you live with Crohn’s disease, there are medications and lifestyle changes that can help improve your symptoms. Learn how to manage this condition.
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Multiple Sclerosis: Who’s at Risk and WhyIf you’ve been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, it’s important to know how this disease can affect your life. Discover about MS and who’s at risk. Learn more.
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How to Receive Social Security Benefits for EpilepsyIf your epilepsy makes it impossible for you to work, you may be eligible for disability. Here, learn how to qualify for Social Security benefits.
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Epilepsy: Risk Factors and ComplicationsIf you suffer from epilepsy, you live with special complications. Here, learn the risk factors for this condition and situations that can be problematic.
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Cystic Fibrosis Sufferer? You May Qualify for Expedited PaymentsAre you unable to work due to complications from cystic fibrosis? You may not have to wait in line for your Social Security disability benefits.
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How to Receive Social Security Benefits for SarcoidosisIf you suffer from sarcoidosis or health problems caused by this condition, you may be eligible to receive SS Disability benefits. Here, learn how.
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Obtaining Disability Benefits for Ménière's DiseasePeople with Ménière's disease are eligible to receive SS benefits with proper medical records. Here, learn how the SSA determines disability for this condition.
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Symptoms of Schizoaffective Disorder Can Be DebilitatingPeople with mental illness suffer a variety of symptoms. Here, learn the symptoms of schizoaffective disorder and how they determine benefit eligibility.
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Social Security Compensation for Mental Illness, Including Schizoaffective DisorderPeople who suffer from mental disorders, including schizoaffective disorder, are eligible for SS benefits. Here, learn more about mental illness.
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Obtaining Social Security Disability Benefits After Your Ischemic Heart Disease DiagnosisIf you suffer from ischemic heart disease, you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. In this article, we outline necessary requirements.
