Keefe Disability Law has compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions in response to the overwhelming number of people who need help with the Social Security Disability process in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. If you are disabled and need help with disability benefits, read on to learn how to protect your legal rights.
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Can I obtain disability benefits if I suffer from a pituitary gland disorder?
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Am I eligible for disability benefits if I have a soft tissue burn injury?
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What are the symptoms of aplastic anemia that may qualify me for disability benefits?
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How can I prove that I am unable to work as a result of my bronchiectasis?
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Does Myasthenia Gravis qualify as a Social Security disability?
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Since my disability claim was rejected, I am struggling to pay bills and get medical care. Could my case now be considered critical?
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If I’m pursuing a disability appeal in Boston, how long will I have to wait? What are my chances of getting approved?
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I earn some money with a part-time job. How will that affect my SSI payment amount?
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Does the SSA really spend that much on disability that they have to put a cap on how much I get?
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When filing a claim for my child’s disability, what documentation and evidence do I need to include to prove the severity of his disorder?
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What types of skin disorders are covered under child disability?
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How are growth impairments determined for SSA disability benefits?
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Should I apply for SSA benefits to support my child’s disability?
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What is the SSA Blue Book and how does it affect my claim?
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If I have an endocrine disorder not listed in the SSA blue book, am I still eligible for disability?
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How do I prove that my skin disorder is debilitating enough to receive disability benefits?
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What complications are caused by the four types of Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia? How will different symptoms affect my claim?
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Key Differences between Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income
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How do I prove my mental disorder is incapacitating enough to deserve disability?
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What is Spirometry and how will it affect my respiratory claim for disability?