Bethany K. Laurence
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Can I Get Social Security Disability or SSI for End Stage Renal Disease?
If you are on frequent dialysis or an organ transplant list, or have had a kidney transplant recently, you'll be granted Social Security disability or SSI benefits.
Social Security Disability Benefits for Kidney Failure
Claimants with poor kidney function will likely be approved for Social Security Disability benefits.
When the Number of Other Jobs Proposed by the VE Is Not Significant
If Social Security says you can do another job despite your limitations, the job must exist in significant numbers.
Getting Social Security Disability for Huntington's Disease
Social Security Disability benefits are available to claimants with Huntington's disease who meet certain qualifying criteria.
Getting Disability for Transverse Myelitis
Those with long-lasting limitations from transverse myelitis may be able to qualify for Social Security disability benefits.
Disability Benefits for Post-Polio Syndrome through Social Security or SSI
Disability benefits are available for those with severe limitations caused by polio.
Can I Get Disability Benefits Because of Testicular Cancer?
Those with testicular cancer that has spread can automatically qualify for disability benefits.
How to Get Disability Benefits for Spinal Arachnoiditis
If your arachnoiditis affects your ability to stand, walk, or sit for two hours without changing your position, you may be able to get disability benefits.
Getting Disability for Growth Impairment or Growth Disorders
Some growth disorders and impairments can be seen at birth, while others are noticed when your child fails to keep pace with other children their age with regards to growth.
How Much Can I Have in Assets and Still Be Eligible for SSI Disability Benefits?
SSI limits how much you (and your spouse) can have in assets (property) and be eligible for disability benefits.
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