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I need SSI Benefits & SSDI

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I have applied for SS in years past. I've been denied. I'm reopening my case as new symptoms and disability of my RA has increased and I have now stage 4 magesteized Breast Cancer in my Spine, Hips, and Front and Back Ribs, of my autonomy. I just recently have had 2 Tumors removed from my Brain, and am in healing process. As of 09/05/2014. I currently have finished 14 treatments of Radiation Therapy, which will conclude with Chemo therapy.

Deanna

In reply to by Cytnhia Fuentes (not verified)

Hi Cynthia,
When you are denied, the letter sent to you by the SSA will state why you were denied. It could include financial reasons, a lack of work history, or you not medically qualifying.

Tue, 03/15/2016 - 16:51 Permalink
CM

In reply to by Jo (not verified)

Hi Jo,

SSI requires no work history at all, because it's a program for the most financially needy among the disabled population. To get SSI you need to have a medical condition that keeps you from working and is expected to last at least one year.

Mon, 03/22/2021 - 14:53 Permalink
Kathryn Hernandez (not verified)

I am drawing SS Disability of $398.00 and My Husband & I are no longer together.I am in dyer need of assistance I asked my doctor "can I go back to work and "he said I cant work in this condition."

Sat, 04/23/2016 - 18:26 Permalink
ronnie (not verified)

I have worked all my life. I am having shoulder surgery on May 12, have a family of 4 and not to sure how to go about getting started to get help.

Thu, 05/05/2016 - 10:06 Permalink
Anonymous (not verified)

Recently had a brain tumor removed and my neurosurgeon recommends I apply for SSI . He does not believe I will be able to work fully again. I am currently in my recovery phase and I have had multiple set backs from surgery. I am looking at obtaining a local attorney to assist me with filing but my surgeon said that they are willing to assist with any medical records as well.
My biggest concern is I am young and have a 9 year old daughter to raise as well. I hear that the denial rate is high and we as a family are finicially set back and I have always worked all my life and now i am solely dependent on my husbands income.
Is there a way to have claims filed faster with a lawyer and a doctor recommendation?
I was told that I would not past any type of exam to work even as a telemarketer in my future with a brain tumor.

Fri, 06/30/2017 - 05:17 Permalink
Eric

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Hello,

I am very sorry to hear that. Having a lawyer and a doctor's recommendation won't necessarily make your claim go though faster but it will definitely make the whole process go by easier. The more medical evidence you have the better your chances of winning your case. You can speak to an attorney after filling out this evaluation:http://www.disability-benefits-help.org/form/free-disability-evaluation

-Eric

Wed, 07/05/2017 - 09:03 Permalink
Kelsey wade (not verified)

i have a question i been off of my check for 11 years now how can i get it back started i have no money to go to the doctor for my problems that i have i have all type of chest pain where i can't get no sleep at all i been up now 78 hours i'm tierd..

Fri, 10/06/2017 - 13:53 Permalink
Bryan

In reply to by Kelsey wade (not verified)

Hi Kelsey,
I'm sorry to hear about that! You may want to contact a local SSA office regarding this, and you can also call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213.

Tue, 10/10/2017 - 14:18 Permalink
sandra (not verified)

hello i been deined ones i been going to the doctor and doctors recommendation i been going to the doctor get check.

Tue, 10/10/2017 - 12:35 Permalink
Maria Woods (not verified)

Hye!
you can apply again with valid documents. The reason of denial can be any like your financial status and disability type. It is not a big issue as many applications are rejected in the 1st stage. Apply again and they will reconsider your request if found genuine.

Wed, 05/29/2019 - 03:16 Permalink
rsg

In reply to by Maria Woods (not verified)

Great advice Maria! Often denial letters can mention why you were denied, so read the letter carefully as well. You'll have a strict time limit to file an appeal!

Wed, 05/29/2019 - 17:02 Permalink

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