Our Firm Can Help The Victims Of Multiple Sclerosis In Texas

The Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in their list of impairments and disorders that qualify for benefits in the form of Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income. Unfortunately, this does not mean someone with MS will automatically qualify for these benefits. The SSA classifies MS as a neurological disorder; in order to receive benefits, a person must prove that their MS causes sufficient impairment. There are several factors required for the SSA to grant benefits for MS, including:

• Visual impairment – If a person’s case of MS is severe enough that their eyesight registers less than 20/200 after best correction, then they may qualify for benefits.

• Persistent disorganization of motor function – This can take the form of paresis or paralysis, ataxia, tremor, or other sensory issues that occur singly or in combination.

• Mental impairment – Behavioral or psychological abnormalities judged to be related to an underlying abnormal mental state and loss of previously held functional abilities.

• Reproducible fatigue of motor function – Substantial muscle weakness following repetitive activity, able to be demonstrated upon a physical exam. This results from neurological dysfunction in areas of the brain known to be involved with the process of MS.

If you are suffering severe impairment from MS and are seeking Social Security Disability benefits, contact a Social Security Disability lawyer who is available to provide you with comprehensive help.

Legal Help In Filing For Social Security Disability Benefits

The attorneys at the Zendeh Del Law Firm, PLLC, have successfully assisted many individuals in filing for Social Security Disability benefits, and understand how difficult it can be to live with Multiple Sclerosis. If you are suffering from this debilitating disease, they are available to file a claim for benefits on your behalf, and will fight for the best possible outcome in your case.

If you suffer from Multiple Sclerosis and are seeking disability benefits, contact a Plano Social Security Disability lawyer for immediate legal help.