The Social Security Administration (SSA) pays benefits to individuals who: 1) have a “qualifying” disability, and 2) who have earned enough work credits to receive Social Security Disability benefits. Generally, for someone to have a qualifying disability, they must have a ...
Read MoreIf you’ve paid attention to the news in the last decade, you’ve heard about the debate over marijuana legalization. The marijuana advocates must have ...
View MoreSeptember is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in the United States. With an annual childhood cancer diagnosis of 13,000 children under the age of 21, ...
View MoreThe Social Security Administration (SSA) considers some ailments and diseases to be more serious than others. That is why the SSA has a list of ...
View MoreAccording to Allsup, it is important for colon cancer victims to remember that their condition may qualify them for SSDI benefits. As screening ...
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