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As we have previously written on this blog, applying for Social Security Disability benefits can be a lengthy and laborious process. Claims need to be supported by thorough documentation, including detailed medical records and work history. Many claims are rejected the first time they are filed, which is one reason why it can be so helpful to work with an attorney from the start of the process.

Chronic pain conditions, such as fibromyalgia, can be just disabling as better-known disorders.

Obtaining Social Security Disability benefits is a complex, lengthy and potentially confusing process. You need to demonstrate to the Social Security Administration that you suffer from a qualifying condition that prevents you from working for a minimum of twelve months. As part of the application process, determination of a valid SSD claim is dependent on several factors. To decide your disability status, the SSA utilizes a five-step process.

When applying for Social Security Disability benefits, you must meet specific requirements set by the Social Security Administration. These requirements include having a qualifying disability and having enough work credits.

Many people refer to systemic lupus erythematosus by the acronym SLE or by the shortened name of lupus. According to the Mayo Clinic, age of onset is usually between the ages of 15 and 45. Lupus more often affects women than men.

It is not uncommon for an application for Social Security Disability to face rejection the first time around. The denial is not the end of the line, however. Once a claim faces a denial, there are further steps you can take. Learn more about what the next steps are to gaining access to the disability benefits you need to live.

Many people may hold, without even thinking about it, a stereotype that only older people may receive financial assistance from the Social Security Administration.

If you qualify for Social Security Disability insurance benefits, the Social Security Administration will periodically review your eligibility. The frequency of the review depends on your expected level of recovery.

When a person decides that they need to apply for Social Security Disability, there are a couple of different reasons why he or she may not be able to do it his or herself. It could be due to physical limitations or mental limitations.

Learning to live with a disability will take time, mental grit and a resolve to live a successful and rewarding life despite your newfound challenges.