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Social Security Disability Benefits for Hemophilia and Bleeding Disorders
If you've been diagnosed with a bleeding disorder such as hemophilia and you're unable to work, you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits.
Why Is My Disability Decision Taking So Long?
Most disability claims take a long time to decide, so it's not a bad sign if your case is taking a while.
The Social Security Disability Quality Review Process
Social Security randomly pulls disability applications to make sure they're handled consistently and accurately.
Getting Disability Benefits for Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
If your multiple sclerosis is advanced, you have a good chance of getting approved for Social Security disability benefits.
Workplace Discrimination Against the Deaf or Hearing Impaired
People who are deaf or have a hearing impairment may be protected from workplace discrimination by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Can You Get Social Security Disability for Epilepsy?
Whether you'll get disability benefits for epilepsy depends on the types of seizures you have, their frequency, and how they disrupt your daily activities.
Getting Social Security Benefits When You Can't Sit for Long
A “sitting disability” is any medical condition that significantly impacts a person’s ability to sit for even a short period of time.
Expert Tips for Dating When Disabled
"Dating while disabled" can be especially intimidating in the face of unfortunate stigmas, misconceptions, or attitudes towards disabled people. But that doesn't mean that people with disabilities can't find love and partnership.
How to Get Disability for Hearing Loss
Social Security grants disability for profound hearing loss in both ears.
How to Get Your Doctor's Help to Approve Your Disability Claim
If your doctor is reluctant to help with your claim, you should find out why and address their concerns.