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HOW THE SSA WEIGHS MEDICAL EVIDENCE

HOW THE SSA WEIGHS MEDICAL EVIDENCE IN YOUR DISABILITY CASE If you file an application for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), then your medical evidence will determine whether you receive benefits. Many people believe the SSA only looks at your diagnosis. However, that is not how the five step… Read More »

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HOW TO WIN NEVADA SSD BENEFITS

THE SSD PROCESS IN NEVADA Nevada SSD benefits are available if you cannot work for 12 months or longer due to your health. Most people who are suffering from a physical or mental condition that prevents them from working should apply for SSD benefits. It is possible for you to have either a disabling… Read More »

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HOW TO DOCUMENT YOUR FATIGUE & WIN SSD BENEFITS

FATIGUE IS A DISABLING MEDICAL SYMPTOM Documenting your fatigue is one of the most important factors in winning your SSDI and SSI benefits. The reason it is important is that severe fatigue symptoms prove you cannot work a full-time job. Even though fatigue is one of the most common symptoms reported in SSD claims,… Read More »

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SSA’S 5 POINT RATING SCALE FOR MENTAL CONDITIONS

UNDERSTANDING SSA’S 5 POINT RATING SCALE FOR MENTAL CONDITIONS When you apply for SSD benefits because of a mental health condition, the SSA uses a 5 point rating scale to determine how severe your condition is. The SSA’s 5 point scale focuses on how your symptoms affect your ability to function on a consistent… Read More »

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HOW TO REQUEST A DISABILITY HEARING

REQUEST A HEARING WITH THE SSA When you receive your second denial from the SSA, it will give you the option to request a hearing. If the SSA denies your case, you still have the right to appeal their decision. Your request for a hearing must be filed within 60 days of the date… Read More »

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SLEEP APNEA & DISABILITY BENEFITS

Sleep apnea is a disorder that occurs during sleep when you have a pause in breathing or shallow breathing. These pauses can occur multiple times a night and result in fatigue the next day. If so, sleep apnea can interfere with your ability to work. If you have severe sleep apnea and other medical issues, apply for SSD benefits with the help of Cannon Disability Law.

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SOCIAL ANXIETY AND DISABILITY BENEFITS

UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL ANXIETY IN DISABILITY CLAIMS Social anxiety is real, disabling, and often overlooked by the SSA. You may struggle to speak, attend appointments, or interact with others. Social anxiety is a bigger problem than feeling shy around people. Instead, it is an illness that impacts your daily life and your ability to work…. Read More »

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PANCREAS TRANSPLANT AND SSD BENEFITS

WINNING SSD BENEFITS AFTER ORGAN TRANSPLANT When a person undergoes a pancreas transplant, it means their pancreas is no longer able to function properly. The pancreas plays a critical role in producing insulin and managing blood sugar levels. When it fails, life threatening complications occur. A pancreas transplant is usually performed to treat severe… Read More »

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DISABILITY BENEFITS FOR CEREBRAL PALSY

Disability benefits for cerebral palsy are available through the Social Security Administration. In order to receive SSDI and SSI benefits, your cerebral palsy symptoms must be so severe that you cannot work for at least 12 months. This article is about how to win SSDI and SSI benefits for cerebral palsy. In order to… Read More »

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THE MEDICAL OPINION OF YOUR DOCTOR

HOW DOES THE SSA WEIGH THE MEDICAL OPINION OF YOUR DOCTOR? The medical opinion of your doctor should be given greater weight than the opinion of SSA’s doctors. Most people submit a letter or progress notes from their doctor that states they cannot work. Sometimes, they even file for SSD benefits on the advice… Read More »

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DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASE & SSDI BENEFITS

Degenerative disc disease is common disability that can impact your ability to work. If you cannot work for over one year, then apply for SSDI benefits. For legal help with your spinal disease case, contact Cannon Disability Law. We offer a free consultation and no attorney fee unless you win benefits. Hire the law firm that has won over 20,000 SSD cases. Put our legal experience to work for you.

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SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS – WHEN TO FILE

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY AND SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME BENEFITS Many people contact our office asking whether they should file an application for SSDI benefits or Supplemental Security Income. Usually they wonder if they qualify for benefits. But they also wonder if they should wait to file for benefits.  After all, many people with injuries or… Read More »

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