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Have the names of your medications handy when you call.
Your application for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits at both the initial and subsequent filing stages might well be denied. In fact, candor regarding the SSDI process essentially requires noting that the Social Security Administration’s early acceptance...
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Maybe. That one-word answer to the above headline query leading off today’s blog post is likely unsatisfactory to anyone reading it. But it does highlight the ambiguity and complexity attached to alcohol and/or drug addiction when a person dealing with substance abuse...
We referenced “a centrally important consideration” for select visitors to our Social Security Disability blog forum in a recent post. We specifically spotlighted in our May 6 blog entry the unique nature of every SSDI case, given that every individual’s disability...
The self-directed query framed above in today’s blog headline spells a centrally important consideration for legions of individuals across the Philadelphia metro and other parts of the country. Candidly, it can be difficult to answer. And here’s why, obviously: Every...
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You knew this day would come, but you had hoped later rather than sooner. Your primary physician informed you that you suffer the same maladies as your father, uncle and grandmother. Your heart ailment requires critical treatment and prevents you from working for at...
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Nearly all of us use some form of social media. It helps keep up with friends and family and share what is going on in our own lives. Some people are more comfortable sharing details of our lives, and some are perhaps a little too comfortable in sharing. Regardless of...
