Paralysis may qualify a person for disability benefits

Paralysis is a damaging physical condition that prevents a victim from having sensation in a part of their body. These traumatic injuries are generally the result of damage to the spinal cord, and depending on where a person suffers a spinal cord injury, their type of paralysis may differ. This post will briefly discuss…

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An illness can be a long-term, disabling condition

This year, influenza has hit the nation at an alarming pace and caused thousands of people to suffer miserable symptoms and miss days of work, school and other important commitments. Unfortunately, Oklahoma was not left out. Luckily though, for most, rest and time give them relief from their ailments. Illnesses, such as the flu,…

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Defining disability under the Social Security Administration

As readers of this Oklahoma City Social Security disability benefits legal blog are likely aware, disability benefits are often available to men and women who are not able to work because they suffer from disabling injuries, illnesses and medical conditions. In order to avail themselves to these benefits, individuals must first apply and meet…

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Documents you need to apply for SSDI

If you are over 40 and planning on applying for Social Security Disability Insurance, also known as SSDI, there are several important documents you need. In addition, these documents must be current and up-to-date in order to complete your application correctly. Many people attempt to apply for SSDI benefits by themselves without the assistance…

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3 things to know about filing a Disability Report for SSDI

One of the most important documents in an application for Social Security Disability Insurance, commonly known as SSDI, is the “Adult Disability Report.” The Social Security Administration requires this form for all SSDI applications, and in it, the applicant lists pertinent information relating to his or her disability. The Adult Disability Report is a…

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