I've gone thru two separate coronary bypasses(quad and double). Now I have been diagnosed with stage 3 kidney failure and anemia. I am 60 years old and still currently working for the Fed Gov. I take meds for BP, cholesterol, prostate and anxiety. For the most part, I have my good days and bad days. In someone's opinion, would the combination of these conditions qualify for disability?
My brother has SSI and Medi-Cal and was ran over by car 4yrs ago he is paralyzed, he was in a nursing facility then moved to a place he could be more independent but still have assistance. The benefits he was getting while living in the nursing facility were steady and I assumed when he tranfered to the assisted living his benefits would transfer over and he would be taken care of....but no my brother is on the street homeless in Downey,Ca and I'm in Texas.
I have been denied twice but I am fused in my whole back I have degenerative disc diease fibromyliga diabetes and list goes on they say it is because my husband makes too much. I was married for 13 years before and I heard they can take it out of his disability but I don't know how too
Hi everyone
I have a brother (he is in his mid-twenties) who suffered brain damage when he was born. The damage was to his cerebellum, which has resulted in his speech being slurred and his balance and fine motor movement being quite bad.
Today he has achieved a lot in his life. He has a BA in graphic design and a level 8 in Web Development. We live in Ireland.
I had a splenectomy 21 years ago due to primary CMV induced ITP refractory to steroid treatment. I received the preventive vaccines , pneumonia shot, yearly flu shots. Over the past few years I have had sinus infections, eye infections,that last over a month each taking multiple prescriptions to finally clear them. Since april of this year, I have had recurrent sinus infection and severe fatigue and presently have an eye infection that has been going on a month. I just can't stay well. I am an RN on a med/surg floor 13hour night shifts and have missed a lot of work.
I have a question, say someone is 57 and social security feels they can perform" light work" and they have had the same job for 20 years BUT the illness they have now knocks their RFC to light work and now not allow them to do that work any longer.
But their medical issue is listed now as Moderate. But they cannot do their previous work due to their RFC as their previous job was heavy work.
I am young only 38 years old. Recently had a rare brain tumor removed. My neurosurgeon recommends I file for SSI. He believes I will no longer be able to work as a medical assistant due to severe migraines and memory issues I will no live with perminately
so a mother of three and wife, wife! married 27 years kids now grown and aim a grandmother, stayed home to raise kids, bc first one had to have emergency open heart surgery then my third on had 5 surgeries and colostomy both sons in Birmingham. hints to prior day I have Parkinson's for 5 years was found fully favorable by courts and because I didn't work enough due to me staying home to nurse my kids, I feel I'm being punished with chronic disease, not wanting to be rich just wanting to pay doc.
I have Meniere's Disease and have had for almost 5yrs. I was first diagnosed with Bells Palsy and within a week the virus hit my balance nerve in the brain. I was out of work after the first diagnoses from the hospital because i couldn't drive, walk and extremely dizzy and nauseous. My Dr. here sent me to Birmingham, Al to see a specialist, I took the injection in the ear, medication, no salt nothing worked. All the while I could tell I couldn't hear as well. I work for 911 Emerg. Comm. and was missing a lot of work.
My sister is about to lose her home, and now has no income. Her abusive, soon-to-be exhusband, is not contributing to the household account anymore, even though I believe that was part of the separation agreement.
