Social Security Disability Approval Rates And Age
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I applied when I was 33 years old. Combat Veteran with 46 months of combat time. Applied under Severe PTSD disability. Took 2 years to be approved by a Judge and needed a Lawyers help. I'm 40 now and still receiving. Very Thankful and Grateful I was granted this benefit.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and most importantly, thank you for your service. It's wonderful to hear that you were able to secure the benefits you deserve, Your story is a testament to the importance of persistence and seeking professional help when navigating the SSDI application process. At the Disability Digest, we're committed to helping individuals like you navigate the SSDI process. We've helped thousands of people, including combat veterans get approved. Have a nice day!
@@TheDisabilityDigest 8 just got first denial. In process of reconsideration appeal just started. That. I'm 46 been working in physical therapist at hospital for 26 years but have had 4 major spine sxs in lumbar and neck and now have major nerve damage in neck. and left arm. I'm discouraged, but is there hope?
Was told probanly be denied for appeal and most likely win at ALJ stage. True
I applied at 41 and just been approved at 44. SSdi is a 3 year waiting period.
My friend applied at 51 and was approved in just a few months. She believed it was the questionnaire I filled out for them that described her behaviors and living situation. I was completely honest about her emotional and mental problems. She was on meds and in therapy for more than 10 years after that, until she passed from drug toxicity.
I've heard some people joke about disability and not having to work "like the rest of us". I would not have traded places with my friend...
@@hopefletcher7420 when your disability is physical it's a 3 year waiting period. I am totally fine without working I put money into the system since I was 15 years old. Ss has already pocketed the interest off the top so the rest is mine. I'm getting my money now because it won't be any money in the pot in 20 years or so
My Approval was 2 months. Start to Finish.
I have been watching your videos and finally found this one! Thank you s much for taking the time to make this for us, that means so much to all of us. I am 29 and currently am 8+ months in on my Reconsideration appeal after being denied and currently awaiting a decision. I just got a new adjudicator actually, so I think the rumor that they are retraining adjudicators and are hiring new ones is true. I can't communicate well and it takes me a while to explain things with my memory difficulties and speech from repetitive frontal lobe damage and I have too many physical disabilities to prevent me from doing any physical work. Before my TBI's I was perfectly healthy but almost a decade later I am struggling to live with literally 60+ different diagnosis. Your body goes crazy when your brain is impacted hard enough. By the time hearing comes along, I may not be here as I first applied in January of 2021. Things are getting worse at an alarming rate. My mental health is non-existent anymore and the irony is that I will continue to get worse because I can't afford my treatments on top of it all such as HGH injections for my HGH deficiency from pituitary gland damage. I wanted to take the time to write this because your videos keep me mentally sane through this whole process!
I wish you the best.
Did you try doing the cash hack platform yet I did cash hack just a couple of days back and I got paid $20,000 in just a couple of hours
If I came from South America they would give me money , snap benifits,housing ,pay utilities , but if you pay in all your life and Realy need help because your sick. They say go be a greeter at Walmart???? It discriminates against people that have paid in and are American citizens
I filed 6 months ago I had stroke I have tabac law firm
Is it ok to call Social Security to ask about award letter after being approved? And that's just to get a heads up on what to expect, or just sit back and continue to be patient after waiting over 2yrs for this blessing?
sure it is ok to ask
Oh I am 64 years of owl I get 1111
When I applied I was 49 when I saw the judge she asked to move the onset date to reflect me being 50 I took the deal which means less back pay I am now 51 and got approved
Approved with only a wait of 2 months.
Age 57 with 40 years of consecutive work record.
Retired Navy age 17-39 Retired 2nd career 20 yrs due to disability.
Congratulations on your approval! Your story is a testament to the importance of persistence and thorough preparation. Your extensive work history and service in the Navy undoubtedly played a significant role in the approval of your claim. Any tips you can give to others?
@@TheDisabilityDigest
Yes Sir, Honestly -
work any job “on the books”- Quick cash will under cut your record.
As a “Female Veteran” and single parent raising a child, my pay was not always great.
Once I used the
GI Bill to get a service trade-
At age 39-
I retired from the Navy and shored up my pension for life and medical care.
Navy gave me a great IT skill, but I did not like that career, I wanted Physical Therapy career- it changed my life-
steady employment. Always lived within my means.
Now on Disability, Through no fault of my own.
God is good, ALL the time.
Whoever the judge is in one’s case plays a big role as well.
I also just finished signing up for the free membership. Thank you so much for what you do sir. my next strategy which will be down the road in a couple of years when it comes time for a review is to figure out how to keep my benefits going
True statement. My attorney used the words thorough good and fair to describe the judge in my case and she seemed pleased that we were seeing this judge as opposed to the others. I'm pleased to say she was just as described.
I'm a disabled vet and was denied two years ago!! It's frustrating as they denied me even though I do not have the fuctional capability to do my job I had previously!!
I recommend getting a good lawyer. Disabled Combat Vet. Been receiving since I was 35, technically 33 with back pay. But my records were solid as well. 46 months of Combat time.
I finally got approved for my disability November 3rd,2024. I had to get different lawyers to represent me. It feels good to finally have an income coming in.
2023
Exactly😂😂😂😂😂
You can see the future?!
I have a question and a comment!! I receve SS disabled that started about 5.50 years ago!! I would have been 60 at that time. My process took only 7 mths for the approval!! I receive just 1032.00 a moth. I have thought of some kind of setting work.....but on all SS forms it says i can only earn 1555.00 !! Does this or does it not include the 1032.00?? So does this mean my work income could be only 523.00 a month to total that 1555.00 figure or can i make the additional 1555.00 on top of my SS check?? Thanks 😅
That rolling stool made me dizzy!!!
You have been very generous with your information. You answer a lot of questions. I’m having trouble with both of my hips and 61. Never applied but thinking about it. Take care
Thanks for the feedback. We have information and live events on this channel Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST that will help you understand if you qualify and how to get approved fast.
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The system is rigged. I’ve been paying into Social Security for 37 years. I was forced to retire from job of 21 years, because they were no longer willing to accommodate my physical limitations. I’ve been unable to get work in the mainstream work-world, cause now I’m considered a liability if they hire me. I applied, but was denied ssdi. I appealed. Sent in copies of my MRIs that support my claim, but after almost 3 yrs of battle with them, I was still denied.😡😡
Sorry to hear you were denied. We have information and live events on this channel Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST that will help you get approved fast.
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The thing that's a Shame of it. Is that so many people abuse this system so the people that actually very much needed can't get it. Also not to mention you need someone else to approve you. So that means if they can understand your issue and if they can relate you're very likely to get approved. That means if I'm 50 years old and if I say that my back hurts the judge would likely say approved. Because being old and your back hurting isn't good 🙄. But if you're in your thirties and you have a severe mental illness. Your going to get told to Get F ed.
It's very sad but it's true. It's the same thing how people that are a drug or alcohol abuses get all the help they need in life and Society. But the people that went to rehab that's veteran or a person with a mental illness.
Ssi is not social security ssdi what you work for and you don’t have enough credits in ssa you get ssi which is a welfare program ssi is not social security program.
You’re absolutely right. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are two different programs. SSDI is an insurance program that workers pay into over their working years. If they become disabled and can no longer work, they can draw from this insurance.
On the other hand, SSI is a needs-based program for people with limited income and resources, regardless of their work history. It’s funded by general tax revenues, not Social Security taxes.
It’s important to understand the difference between these two programs to know which one you might be eligible for. If you want to learn more about the difference between SSDI and SSI, you can watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/5HFYZwArdQg/v-deo.html. It provides a clear explanation of the two programs.
Yes, Brian, it's disgusting!!!!! I fought for years, I can't tell you how much medical evidence i had!!! The judge awarded me on the 50 yr old rule, NO BACK PAY AFTER ALL THIS FIGHTING, THEY COMPLETELY BROKE ME EMOTIONALLY!!!!
Thank you for sharing. I hope you find the information on this channel helpful in getting and maximizing your benefits. Here are 7 of the top services we have discovered that can assist you in navigating this journey:
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I know it's a grueling process and puts lots of pressures on you when you are waiting for an answer. It emotionally drains you. While I was waiting for an answer, my wife passed away and one month later to the day I ended up in the hospital for 18 days for bleeding ulcers and back surgery for a fractured vertebrae in my spine. I've had 6 surgeries from September of 2020
😢❤
Thank you for your good work Brian🙏
I just turned 40 I got diagnosed with multiple myeloma cancer at 37 . I had no idea you have to get a lawyer for ssdi almost 3 years I got denied over n over . I finally just got it but my lawyer said the younger you are the harder it is to get approved. My lawyer put it in perspective said he had a older guy nothing like what I had just arthritis but mine was more severe but he said his age will help him. Goodluck to everyone who is going thru this .
Question, if u worked for 10 years and have 40 work credits. Do u automatically receive the average 1350/1400 a month? And is it ok to try finding out your amount after being approved? Or is it best to wait weeks for award letter? Thanks a lot for such helpful information.
No, To find out how your Disability Check amount is calculated watch this
ua-cam.com/video/iatGPwY63BY/v-deo.html
@TheDisabilityDigest Thank u so much for responding back, also thank u so much for this information.
Not knocking SSDI because you only receive what you contributed before you Became disabled even though it was no fault of your own doing. I Started receiving SSDI decades ago while in my early 30’s. The payments have always been small because of it, even decades later. I receive less benefits each month than needed to cover my monthly medical bills (pain pump refills). I feel sorry for anyone who needs to receive it at a young since they will never be able to receive enough money to actually live on for the rest of their lives, unless can they can also work which many of us can’t.
Im 48 with multiple medical conditions. Stage 3 Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis . Degenerative disc disease and spinal stenosis. 2 back and 1 neck surgeries. Cervical disc replacement, discectomy and laminectomy. I also have 2 years of consistent medical evidence stating Im losing the ability to walk and use both my hands. I have a letter from my Rheumatologist stating this and notes from my physical therapist saying the same thing. I also have nerve damage in my hands legs and feet .I have been in the reconsideration stage for 3 months and its still stuck on stage 3. Hasn't moved. Hopefully i hear something soon. I can't take much more of this. I have no idea how they can say i can work. But, im not holding my breath.
We have information and live events on this channel Today - Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST that will help you get approved fast.
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Don't lose faith, I'm older than you but finally got approved after 18 months with severe rheumatoid arthritis....very stressful I know.
You can have both arms,
And legs cut off,.it's only
Gonna be ssi...900 if that.
It's Based on work history,
Medical proof.
Do not click on the link in the descriptions. I did and had to give them a bunch of info then got an email to confirm...then nothing. It sent me back to the website but the only thing on the website is how to apply for their membership. Absolutely nothing on there to click on to get any info on how to get started. I think it's a scam. Why ni links at all to get started in SSDI??? Only to click again to join their "FREE" membership!!!!
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I'm in my 35th year of full time employment.. no breaks. I had a total back fusion in 1988. The first ten years or so wasn't terrible if I was careful. Now, every month feels like another year. I'll be 55 in a few months. I seriously doubt I can go ten more years.
We have information and live events on this channel Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST that will help you get approved fast.
I was approved at 29 years old. I did have to make a appeal on my own though. I received ssdi for intracranial brain hemorrhage, 3 strokes , and I have degenerative disk disease. I worked from 15 years old then at 16 full time work until my health issues at 29. I worked in a food distribution warehouse while this all happened.
Did you get ssi on your Reconsideration or Hearing?
@@ftffighterhe said appeal. Read comment above.
Iv had brain injury from being beaten up at Wal-Mart brain swelling, disk disease in my neck. Still got denied walmart is disgusting people from Arkansas
Sir I will be 62 this August and I have injured my back in 1989 and was approved for SSI in 2007 and they sent me a letter a few months ago and it says I only have 39 credits and I need 40 and don’t qualify for social Security benefits. I really would like to get my regular social Security benefits and I don’t know what to do. Do you have any advice for me? Thanks 🙏
Hi Mickey, we have information and live events on this channel Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST that will help you get approved fast.
you only need about 1600 dollars in earned income for a credit. Get a job for a little while and get those 40 credits. Do not apply for regular SS at age 62..you take a 30% loss if before 67. Apply for SSDI and will get full pay as if you waited till age 67. If disabled I mean but good luck.
My name is Frank, I am going up before a judge. I have problems with my ankles and knees. I can't do stairs, ladders. I can't kneel down. Pick things off the floor. So I can't get on the floor. So if I fall I can't get up. I am in a lot of pain. I have this problem since 2014.I have hardly seen a doctor in my life. I am a vet.
I have a had a very high tolerance to pain. I am going to be 61. That high tolerance is no longer there.
I know I will have no chance of getting disability. Because I hardly ever seen a doctor. I hardly take it anymore. What can I do.
Hard to say, but having gone to the drs you are a vet so you have the va any medical records dating back at least 6 months would help greatly in your case though. Just be honest and truthful about yourself and your condition to the judge and it can go a long way.
What about 60 64
How easy is it 60 64
Lee Barbara Lopez Timothy Lopez Frank
Lee Sandra Davis Thomas Taylor Steven
Fired & banned from six employers yet still fighting
Johnson Joseph Lewis Matthew Jackson Kenneth
Hello..in 2003 I was diagnosed with copd and was denied. So I try to go back to work and couldn't hold a job over many years..Then in June 2019 I was in a horrible accident. I file again .denied 3 times because of not enough medical..missouri medcaded finally approved medical...now I have all the medical proof..4 days ago..I was diagnosed a second time for copd with stage 3 emphysema..and I'm now age 50...what will happen. I reapply 2 months ago.for ssdi and ssi..I have 40 work credits...how far back are they gonna go.please help.
I applied for disability and was denied by the judge. I'm homeless and have no income. I wish they had a way to approve people like me.
Hi Sherry, keep going I trust that you will find resources on this channel that can get you approved. Remember to join our live events on this channel Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST, tune in and share your question with us. Thanks for watching!
Best of luck! If you aren’t old enough and haven’t paid into the system long enough, you will be always be denied. There are other programs available. SSDI will only pay for those who paid into the system. That is the dirty secret the lawyers never say.
@@Thecruisingrancher that's not true. SSI is for those that haven't paid into the system to get SSDI. So yes you still can get SSI if you dont have enough work credits to get SSDI.
@@RhinoXpress That’s what I said. ????
You can still file an appeal you have 30 days after your denial to file an appeal.
Question: I am 58 and working part time due to long illness but earning 2k per month. Do I need to quit my job first before applying to disability?
You don't necessarily need to quit your job before applying for SSDI. The SGA amount for persons with disabilities other than blindness is $1,550 per month in 2024. If you would like to consider having a representative help you get approved, you can discuss this option with one of our Advocates for free. Go to bit.ly/34wviJY.
This my first time in my application bar say 59% I don’t know what that mean
This is how far along your application process is
@@TheDisabilityDigestthank you
Mines says they made a decision and sent my case to the field office, what exactly do that mean? Iv been waiting 7months now.
My left vocal cord is paralyzed. Have you seen a person get disability for this?
Yes, it is possible to receive SSDI benefits for a paralyzed vocal cord if it significantly limits your ability to work. The Social Security Administration (SSA) considers both physical and mental impairments that prevent someone from engaging in substantial gainful activity (SGA) for at least 12 months.
For a paralyzed vocal cord, you would need to demonstrate that it severely affects your ability to perform basic work activities such as speaking clearly, communicating effectively, or even breathing in some cases, especially if it impacts related bodily functions. The SSA may evaluate this under respiratory or speech-related impairments. If you would like to consider having a representative help you get approved, you can discuss this option with one of our Advocates.
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During my hearing the vocation person only had jobs for the first two scenarios the judge asked about but zero jobs for the last three. Also, my lawyer asked if I needed extra breaks and extra days off would there be jobs and the answer was no. My question is can the judge still not approve based on the first two questions? I’m 53 and worked for the same company for 21 years before becoming ill.
In a disability hearing, the judge's decision is based on a variety of factors, including your medical condition, your age, your education, your work history, and the vocational expert's testimony. If the vocational expert stated that there are no jobs available for you considering your need for extra breaks and days off, this could significantly influence the judge's decision in your favor. However, the judge may still consider the first two scenarios where jobs were identified.
Each case is unique and the judge's decision will be based on the totality of the evidence presented. If you have further questions or need more clarification, I recommend reaching out to your attorney who is familiar with your case and the specifics of your hearing.
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I get ssi and now qualify for ssdi what are the requirements I don’t want to get my benefits taken away
Hi Cynthia!
I understand your concern about maintaining your benefits. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are two different programs, each with their own eligibility requirements.
SSI is a needs-based program for people with limited income and resources, while SSDI is based on your work history and the Social Security taxes you've paid.
To qualify for SSDI, you must:
Have a medical condition that meets Social Security's definition of disability.
Have worked long enough and recently enough under Social Security. This is usually measured in "work credits," which are earned through taxable employment.
For best results, I suggest that you take advantage of a free Disability Digest membership because it includes a customized step-by-step disability approval course with condition information and live support. The Free course has helped thousands get approved and save up to $7,200 in legal fees.
For specific information tailored to your needs and live support get a Free Disability Digest Membership. Go to: bit.ly/34wviJY.
So if your older with mental health an have no transferable skill you can qualify. That would be grid rules. Grid rules dont qualify for mental health in older people. Ive been told by attorney. Hmm
Did you try doing the cash hack platform yet I did cash hack just a couple of days back and I got paid $20,000 in just a couple of hours
How can someone make money to live on at those jobs?
First time on your channel. Please get a lapel mic. 0:25 seconds in, although you can be heard, it sounds definitely like you are at a distance.
Thanks for letting me know
I am 58 and have a lawyer I've had x-ray s and been to orthopedic Dr and thay want to fuse my back its expensive and I don't have it. I wanted 16 months and was denied worked since 15 and payed in to system. Can't get any assistance to help on living cost my wife is only one bringing income
Lawyer as filed appeal now I wait anther year my back is always in pain I go to chiropractor every week it cost me $35 every visit .the system is broken
Hi. Thank you for sharing. I hope you find the information on this channel helpful in getting all that you are entitled to. Here are 7 of the top services we have discovered that can assist you in navigating this journey. Check them out here: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-to-survive/
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Im 66 had sepsus still haveing issuesfrom that almost died. Was in a coma for awhile yrouble remembering self employed dog groomer. Physical work doin ally life. Some brain issues. Do i nerd a lawyer?
I did my own claim- read the criteria- pretty clear guidelines.
Just curious, I have sweet syndrome which is a very rare auto autoimmune disease that has also giving me what’s called Erythema Elevatum Diutinumred (rheumatoid arthritis) , Red blood cell disorder! I’m only 31 and I’ve had this for three years now. Should I apply?
my best advise if if you can not work then yes
@@TheDisabilityDigest so I mean, I’m still young I definitely can work but because of my syndrome…I have flareups at random times which causes my joints to swell up significantly to the point that I’m in-mobile in which will prevent me from working so it’s not like I can say that I can work 24/7. I’ve been working since 18 but everything I do is hands-on, I’ve been a in person salesman, most of my working career.
Thank you
I am receiving ssdi benefits now and was wondering if I could ask a few questions
Hi, absolutely! We have information on this channel that will help you keep and maximize your benefits. I invite you to join us as a member and we will help you get all that you are entitled to for FREE. Go to bit.ly/34wviJY.
I want to know have I been approved or not
Hi Kelvin. Do you have a registered account on the SSA website? Your email's inbox should be checked as well.
Have you won any vaccine injured cases? ty
Not that I recall.
Ive got bones sticking out of my foot. Sciatic nerve problems. My hands hurt so bad sometimes i can't button my britches. Can't Climb cell towers anymore cant lay block, i could for a day. But then I'd be screwed up for months. But i also have Anxiety issues. I cant go ask for help or ssi Because I will have a panic attack before I get there. I cant Afford to go to the doctor to have a record of my issues. Because even though I have well care The hospital signed me up for when I had a major surgery. They still send you a bill. Even though it redected. I live in a tool shed no water no Electricity. Im screwed. Luckily my couple of acres are paid for . If i did get the 1,600 a month For my age group. And was renting. I would still be homeless. But even with Owning the land. Water, electric,groceries, Insurance, Property tax. It would be tight and I would be sitting hear waiting to die. It would just take a little longer. It is what it is. Ive had some good times ✌️👋
I just created a membership and I need your help. I'm 59 and I'm a 100% disabled US Army veteran. I was a paratrooper and in the Army a long time, and I had a devastating injury to my back from an airborne jump that required major back surgery. I can't work due to my disabled status and my back and I haven't worked in 14 years now. I've got my full 40 credits in my social security account and I really need SSDI but I don't know if I'm eligible because it's been over 10 years since I've worked, but my disability status started 6 full years before I had to stop working and I was told since my disability status started well before I had to stop working, I would be able to apply and they wouldn't kick it back ineligible because of that 10 year rule. I really need some clarity so I can apply if my circumstances make me eligible. Please help
follow the directions in your membership to email or call us. We are back to work on Tuesday and would be glad to help
I'm 60 and I'm a 100% disabled P&T US Army veteran too. I was told I was ineligible because of the 10 year rule too. I am going to apply when I turn 62 in 17 months. They can not disapprove that.
Couldn't sleep the other night so I found your videos and decided to try to apply yet again. It's discouraging to say the least - have been denied twice. I'll be 59 this year.
Hopefully it'll be different this go 'round.
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My friend is very able and is much more mobile and physical than me. He got a lawyer and was awarded SSDI.
I've been in federal prison for last 10 yrs. We had ssa person come to prison and saw me trying to get across yard and told me to apply 1 year from release. I was given a compassionate release and filed asap
If you have been in prison for 10 years how do you qualify with the must have worked 5 out of last 10 year rule??
@@theack777he Screwed 🔩 royally
This person would receive SSI.
What does full monthly social security disability benifits $21.90 mean
Please quit talking so much about the website and get on with the topic at hand!! Very interesting stuff though!!
thank you for sharing this information. Will definitely consider membership.
You are welcome
Thanks for the info! Wonderful vid to help better understand. Quick question, Can a HS age child on an IEP get approved for social security with an intellectual & learning disability?
Yes, a high school age child with an intellectual and learning disability who is on an Individualized Education Program (IEP) can potentially be approved for Social Security benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for children who have disabilities and whose families have limited income and resources.
The SSA uses a different disability evaluation process for children. They consider the child’s functioning in terms of six domains: acquiring and using information, attending and completing tasks, interacting and relating with others, moving about and manipulating objects, caring for oneself, and health and physical well-being. If the child’s impairment(s) results in “marked and severe functional limitations” in any of these domains, they may be eligible for SSI.
@TheDisabilityDigest can a age 18 year old high school graduate get ssi for adhd and learning disability dyscalcuis and that was on iep in high school
@@chetarabonner5000when someone receives a dyscalculia dx, it's done in percentages and that's how Disability is determined. Does your adult dependent also have dyslexia by chance? These 2 usually go hand in hand.
im turning 62 in june, im a military vet, i have cingestive heary failure, fuild around my lungs, degeneritive arthritis in both knees, legs go numb as well as feet. i fell last week and could hardly get up off the ground, i need to apply for disabilty please help
Hey there, we have information and support here at the Disability Digest that can help you take the right steps to get approved. For our free membership Go to: bit.ly/34wviJY
@@TheDisabilityDigest hello new to page have you any videos on grid rules over 50 and if grid rules apply to people with mental cases ?
Based on my experience a lot would depend on what the xrays showed and the type of work you have done in the past 15 years.
I have been approved for Social Security, but I am having problems with the lady on my Social Security Disability! She doesn’t seem to be able to do her job correctly! Should I contact my Congress person about this issue? Thank you for your time my friend. I am 51 and will be 52 years old this year.
Your local representative could help speed up the approval process.
Watch the Greg video to learn how it works. I have include other success stories from Sara, RoseMary, and Patrick. If you do pursue this please advise of what the results are.
Greg: ua-cam.com/video/3j3i7sfirdA/v-deo.html
Sara: ua-cam.com/video/kwqoojOe5WA/v-deo.html
Kim: ua-cam.com/video/eURx54OkbnQ/v-deo.html
RoseMary: ua-cam.com/video/Z1BAkh7Iknw/v-deo.html
Patrick: ua-cam.com/video/qsGatUzevAc/v-deo.html
How can I contact you?
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I am a former nurse. I got disability at age 46 right away because my health is severely bad.
Hi. Thanks for sharing. We provide information on this channel to help you understand how to keep and maximize your benefits. For best result, I invite you to request a FREE Disability Benefit Review and the Disability Digest Team will review your award and help you get all that you are entitled to. Go to: bit.ly/2HLnNU8.
What is right away? 1 year after filing or 6 months after filing? Did you have a lawyer?
@@largepaw8761you need one
I was approved for SSI but told stage 4 cancer qualifies for disability but they said no cause no work credits
Hi Marsha, I'm sorry. Check your social security statement to find out how much work credits you will need to be qualified and if possible try to work on it
That's wrong. under social secruity stage 4 cancer is not only automatically approved but its fast tracked. Meaning you dont have to go through the normal approval process. Regardless of credits, it doesnt matter. All credits do will determine if you will be on SSI or SSDI. So Whoever told you that gave you the wrong info.
@@RhinoXpress The poster said they were approved under SSI and denied under SSDI due to no work credits. That sounds right. Also having cancer is not an automatic approval, there are other requirements under listings 13. However, if you were found to meet any listing, then yes you would receive an expedited approval.
@@tommythompson6263 it is if you are stage 4
I was a successful construction worker, and wood worker. I have been doing construction and woodworking since I was 16 years old. I’m 32, had a table saw accident that amputated my dominant hands 5th metacarpal and 5th finger. I cut 2 arteries, 3 nerves the tendons and ligaments. Rushed into surgery, as the ER doctor said in his notes, he feared that I would bleed to death. A screw through my 4th metacarpal holding the knuckle to the carpal. I can’t close my hand I have severe nerve pain. No proprioception of my left hand anymore. I have ptsd when a saw turns on, when I pass a fire truck.
If I get denied I will lose my house, because I’m still not cleared to work, my company fired me after still not being cleared at 4 months. This is month 9.
If they tell me to be a Walmart greeter or a ticket person like you said in your examples I will kill myself. I had a future damn it and it’s not to be a frickin store greeter. That won’t be the rest of my life, id rather die now and be remembered for the beautiful woodworking projects I did and running multiple crews while doing my own work projects. I won’t be remembered as the Walmart greeter that worked there for 40 years.
I'm so sorry to hear about the severe accident and the difficulties you are facing. It's clear that this situation is deeply affecting you, and it's essential to get the support you need. Here are some steps you can take to improve your chances of getting the benefits you need and deserve:
Medical Documentation: Ensure you have comprehensive medical records that document the extent of your injuries, surgeries, and ongoing issues such as nerve pain, PTSD, and functional limitations. This documentation will be crucial in proving the severity of your condition.
Psychological Evaluation: Given your PTSD and the severe emotional distress you’re experiencing, a psychological evaluation can provide important documentation to support your claim. This evaluation should include details about your PTSD, its triggers, and how it affects your daily life.
Occupational Therapy Reports: Reports from occupational therapists who have worked with you can demonstrate the impact of your injuries on your ability to perform tasks related to your previous work and other potential jobs.
Support from Specialists: Obtain letters and reports from specialists such as neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, and mental health professionals. These documents should outline your prognosis, the likelihood of recovery, and any permanent limitations.
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Hello
I been missing a lot of work days because i have VERTIGO, after going to ER and got an MRI the Dr. said i have a brain tumor and i need to have a surgery.
Also have a lot of problems with my back every day (disk problems) I’m 63 how i know if I qualify? What do i need to do?
What’s the difference between Social Security and Social Security Disability?
Thank you
I’ll appreciate your help!!
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So I am going to be 52 years old and I have progressive MS. I am starting to have difficulty walking and doing my job for I am a cleaner and clean buildings. Could somebody tell me if I could possibly be eligible for disability?
Sorry to hear about your situation, Jessica. Living with progressive MS and facing difficulties at work can be incredibly challenging. You may be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) does recognize Multiple Sclerosis as a potentially disabling condition. However, the SSA will need to evaluate your condition and its impact on your ability to work. We have information and live events on this channel on Wednesday at 12:15 pm EST that will help you get approved fast.
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Best, Benny Fit
My granddaughter just started getting her pay but they cut it from $943 to $343 🤔 but she's fully disabled 😔. SC is always ripping ppl off. I wonder if it's because she's 3 years old 🤔.
It's possible that your granddaughter's pay was reduced due to several factors, such as household income or resource limits that affect disability payments for children. For children receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI), payments can be adjusted based on parental income and living arrangements. Since she's only 3 years old, her benefits might be subject to these limits. It’s a good idea to contact the Social Security Administration (SSA) to ask for clarification on the reduction and ensure that her payments are being calculated correctly.
I am 54. I have been a CDL A truck driver since July 07. I can't hardly walk now and standing more than a minute almost takes my breath away
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you're going through a tough time, and I want you to know that we're here to help.
If your condition is preventing you from working, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits. The process can be complex, but we have resources to guide you through it.
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Remember, you're not alone in this. We're here to support you every step of the way.
I was fired from pizza hut. I let my boss know i had a disability i was doing good for 5 months learned to be comfortable with people. Rude customer had to go in the back and calm down anyways my first job i had. 18y old now... i have a diffrent way of proccesing things hard time explaining. Im autistic and have ashburgers. Always had problems with school and cops and places because of anger and manic episodes and things i said towards people but ive been on SSDI ever since i was like 12 and ever since i turned 18 its been such a painful procces for my mom to go through this paper work for me. Anyways i sighned up and now its been 8 months and still nothing barley suriving and food.
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I'm 58 and had both retinas detached. Surgery 4× in right eye and one in left. Job fired me because of it. I've been trying for SSD for almost 2 years now. But if you think they're not going to give it I'll find something else to do.
I’m sorry to hear about your struggles with your vision and the challenges you’ve faced with your employment and applying for Social Security Disability (SSD). It can be a lengthy and difficult process, but it’s important not to lose hope. If you believe that your condition prevents you from working, it’s worth continuing to pursue SSD benefits. Remember, each case is unique, and many people are initially denied but succeed on appeal.
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I HAVE EPILEPSY BAD AND USE CANIBUS FOR TREATMENT...WHAT ARE MY ODDS???
Epilepsy is indeed listed in the Social Security Administration's (SSA) Blue Book of impairments, which means that you may qualify for benefits if your condition meets the specific criteria outlined. Using cannabis for treatment should not affect your eligibility for SSD benefits. However, it's important to note that the SSA will consider all aspects of your medical condition and treatment when making a decision. To understand more about how the SSA evaluates epilepsy and what medical evidence is needed, you can watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/6cq5KYPjD10/v-deo.html. Have a great day!
I will be 55 August 9 I'm a Chef and can't cook anymore
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I’m 62 and going through the appeal process now help I have an upcoming mental evaluation from them in a few weeks
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through this difficult process. Preparing for a mental evaluation can be challenging, but you're not alone. Here are a few tips to help you get ready:
1. Be Honest and Open: Share your experiences and how your condition affects your daily life.
2. Bring Supporting Documents: If you have any medical records or notes from your doctor, bring them with you.
3. Stay Calm: Try to relax and be yourself during the evaluation.
If you need more personalized guidance or support, feel free to reach out to us. We're here to help you through every step of the appeal process.
If I ended up going online and I live in Kansas but online I got an attorney office in Florida to file for me but there's no communication I don't get none of my questions answered I don't get nothing I just sit there and wait just sit and wait yeah just sit and wait yeah just sit and wait yeah just sit and wait I don't even know where they were filing for SSI or SSDI or I know nothing can I switch attorneys is it better not to
To help you make this decision, I recommend watching this video: "To Learn If And When To Fire Your Disability Lawyer". It provides valuable insights into when it might be appropriate to change your legal representation. Here is the link to the video: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/if-and-when-to-fire-your-disability-attorney/
Remember, it's important to feel confident in your attorney's abilities and their commitment to your case. You deserve to be kept informed about your case's progress.
This is a scam people do not fall for this!!! So much spam came in my email and on cell 15 min after filling out "free" application!!!!
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Hi Brian, I’m on SSDI and I’m wondering if my 64 year old husband would be better off applying for SSDI instead of Social Security because he is a construction worker and his eyes are going, he can’t move when he gets home and he’s not nearly as strong as he once was. He would get more on Disability because he really never put much into Social Security. Any thoughts?? Thanks, Stacey
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They are both calculated by lifetime earnings so most see no change at all when it converts to retirement. At 64 I would stop killing myself and get the medical stuff started. I also understand working brings in more money but if he can't work or is killing himself...there won't be a difference in his benefits.
I just learned that you lose 30% of your benefits if under 67 and get regular SS. That's crazy... definitely apply for SSDI because they pay full retirement benefits...He will be dead before 67, lol kidding but yeah...30%...what a bunch of shit.
hi I'm 71 I tried to get Disability after The Hurricane Katrina When I was in Washington state and the lady declined me ,I worked in the school cafeteria for 10 years and I was denied. COULD YOU GIVE ME INFO ON THAT
@@patriciagardner4247 That storm hit the southeast over fifteen years ago so why would anyone care and Washington state is about as far away as you could get.
What they are telling you is you need more work credits and are not found disabled.
I WAS TOLD THEY WILL FIGHT IT UNTIL 57
Hi I sign up for ssddi and i havent heard anything back from them i stenosis o
That can really be stressful.. If you haven't heard back from the Social Security Administration (SSA), it's important to follow up with them. You can contact your local SSA office to inquire about the status of your application. If you're a member of the Disability Digest, we have resources that can help you manage these challenges. If you're not a member, you can join us here: bit.ly/48wwOqV.
Also watch this to get ideas on what to do while waiting: ua-cam.com/video/qzC59EO-WoY/v-deo.html. Hope these help. Thanks!
I'm going through trying to obtain SSD/SSI benefits. Started in January. Really having a difficult time.
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another health problem. can i file that as a change in and can my pay amount go up.
Add as additional evidence
Where is the office Sir? Thanks for video
I am receiving SSDI, can I work as a Contract worker receiving W2 form. Will this affect my disability.
For 2023 you can earn $1,050 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The $1,050 is gross if you are a W-2 employee or net after expenses if you are self-employed filing 1099.
The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation:
www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
@@TheDisabilityDigestGood info, Thx.
I WOULD'NT advise it.
You say you disable👁️
Are you really...Think ? 🤔
of what you saying.
My eye site is -10.75 and its becoming each year to see i wear glasses but the prescription is so high it makes it difficult to see things in a normal way when i wear them would i qualify for a check
Do a google search: "SSA BLUEBOOK". Read Listing: 2.02 Loss of Central Visual Acuity.
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My friend is on ssdi and just found out from a company he worked for years ago he has 13300 dollars in a retirement account and they want him to roll it over or cash out he could use the money but I believe this would affect his benefits any advice
Hi, thanks for asking on behalf of your friend! We offer valuable information to help you keep and maximize your benefits or you can requesta FREE Disability Benefit Review, so we can help you get all that you are entitled to.
Go to www.thedisabilitydigest.com/disability-benefits-review/.
Ok thanks I'll send him this if he can read it
Good morning. I had a stroke 6 years ago and I have been using social security disability since. I want to move permanently to Vietnam. I am a American citizen. Will I still be allowed to receive my payments for my benefits. ? Money
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I don't know if the SSA has taken Vietnam off their list of Countries that aren't approved to receive Government money in or not. You need to call the SSA.
What are the timely progress requirements within the ticket to work program this is something that no one addresses
Did you try doing the cash hack platform yet I did cash hack just a couple of days back and I got paid $20,000 in just a couple of hours
Been six months and still waiting.
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I'll be 66 yrs old in 2023. When can I stop worrying?
On your FRA. The SSA will inform you 6 months from your FRA that you will be switched over to regular Soc Sec.
@@shihtzuluvrtwo6386 Thank you. Whats an FRA?
@@Justjack613 Federa Retirement Age......they like to change it up on us every so often.
After 60 you rarely get a CDR.
@@RhinoXpresswhat is that
I’m 42 and I’ve been diagnosed with ptsd from childhood trauma and contamination ocd and I have a deep seeded fear of being contaminated and it makes it hard to come in close contact with people and I have to always have access to soap and water because I have to wash my hands 😩 I wash them about 50 times a day. Since I’m not age 50, do you think I might qualify or do you think I should just wait until I’m 50 ?
I’m really sorry to hear about your struggles with PTSD and OCD. These conditions can indeed be debilitating and significantly impact your ability to work. Age is just one of the factors that Social Security considers when evaluating disability claims. The key factor is whether your conditions prevent you from doing any kind of substantial gainful activity.
If your conditions are severe enough that they prevent you from working, you may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits regardless of your age. It’s important to have strong medical evidence to support your claim, including documentation of your diagnoses, your symptoms, the treatments you’ve tried, and how your conditions limit your daily activities.
Remember, applying for disability benefits can be a complex process, but you don’t have to go through it alone. There are resources available to help you navigate the system.
@@TheDisabilityDigest thanks for responding, I started seeing a psychiatrist from 2021-2022 but I stopped because I was having some problems with my thyroid and my iron but I have recently started back going for the past couple of months and they have me taking 3 different medications, I don’t remember all of the names but one of them is called abilify. I definitely need help with the paperwork and consultation because I have trouble staying focused and my short term memory has declined in the last few years.
Any ALJ using age as a factor is breaking the rules of ssdi benefits. The age requirements for benefits was eliminated in 1960. By "eliminated" that means it can no longer legitimately be a factor. Eliminated was literally the term used in the provision. It isn't a term that makes it discretionary or conditional. Eliminated means gone and therefore not present. There is no grey area there. Anyone who claims otherwise is not following the rules. Which is of course no surprise in this era
I fell down and broke my hip at my brother's house. I applied for disability and got it within 3 months. I don't understand why some people have to get lawyers. I just answered the questions honestly and they made an appointment for me to see their doctor. I went he gave me an exam and I was approved shortly after. They even back paid me from the day I fell and broke my hip .They called me and did an interview over the phone. I believe it was rather easy. The main thing is to always answer the same way to all the questions.
You’re homeless and have no income yet you have access to UA-cam? Sounds suspicious. You can always get a job.
Probably got the free government phone or tablet. Maybe even went to the library and used the computer. Just because someone is homeless does not mean they are not allowed to be on or use UA-cam. Be nice not everyone is a scam.
HOAX
Thank for the feedback
@@TheDisabilityDigestshe don't know how the system Works.
It Truly Works...most think,
They just giving it away,
and that's Not the case.
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Don't say nothing, to Em.
They gon Learn.👁️
I was denied, Had Aneurysm open heart surgery type two diabetes, And now I found out I have a kidney tumor, 61 years old, Live in a broken down car. At the social security office two months ago, A young 19 year old kid with his mommy told Social security case worker his tummy hurt and he couldn't sleep at night, And said he was leaning disabled, He talked normal to me, He doesn't want to work, He was approved he will get 2000 a month and ride a jet skii and go to spring break, I will get to go to a early grave 🪦
Did you try doing the cash hack platform yet I did cash hack just a couple of days back and I got paid $20,000 in just a couple of hours
Ive recently applied for SSDI. I served 20+ years in the Army and was medically forced out(medically retired) due to a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. My last year in the Army I was unable to perform my job and was told to stay home due to my MS symptoms. I tried to work after my retirement however, I haven't been able to hold down a job due to my MS....I also have TBI and PTSD which doesn't go well with MS. I do have a lawyer and filed a reconsideration as I was denied for my initial application. I turn 46 this year and very concerned about this situation.
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Did you get your 100% VA P&T or TDIU. If not, you should have. Also, did you get your TBI while in service? If so, you need to look at SMC T SMC= Special Monthly Compensation.