Robert Franklin, an expert social security examiner with 15 years of experience reviewing claims, has just released a comprehensive guide on getting disability for peripheral neuropathy. It’s an easy to read ebook with accompanying audio narration that can be instantly downloaded.
Can I Get Social Security Disability,SSDI, For A Torn Rotator Cuff Tendonitis: An Attorney Can Be Of Great Help
August 13, 2013 by
A rotator cuff tear is a common cause for shoulder pain. It can be the result of trauma due to a fall or an object striking your shoulder. Another cause is simply wear and tear over the years producing degenerative changes in the tendons of the shoulder joint. This is seen mainly in those over 40 years […]
Can I Get Disability For Traumatic Brain Injury
June 7, 2013 by
HEAD INJURIES LEADING TO NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEMS A head injury can result in various serious neurological problems or no problems at all. It depends on the extent of the injury and location in the brain as shown on MRI scans. No matter how it affects you initially, according to the rules of social security your impairment must […]
CAN I GET SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS FOR BACK PAIN?
April 12, 2013 by
I am a former claims examiner for social security and have reviewed many disability cases over the years and learned the important information that the state wishes to know to improve one’s chances for receiving benefits. MRI: HERNIATED DISC DISABILITY BENEFITS Back pain is one of the commonest reasons individuals apply for social security benefits. […]
Getting Disability For Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy And Avoid A Denial
March 30, 2013 by
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy is a condition causing intense, burning type pain usually involving an arm or leg following an injury to bone or soft tissue. It may also follow a surgical procedure. The injury may be very minor. Another name for the condition is complex regional pain syndrome. An individual may show extreme sensitivity to touch […]
Get Disability For Fractures Of The Arm, Elbow Or Hand
March 28, 2013 by
Most fractures of the upper extremities are usually treated with surgery. Your doctor will note in his medical records the progress you have made in recovering such as the amount of pain you are experiencing and your ability to move the arm in different directions as well as use your hand for gripping and performing fine […]
Get Disability For Leg Fractures: Knees, Hips, Pelvis, feet and avoid Denial
March 27, 2013 by
Generally, the same information applies for those wishing to get disability from social security who have suffered fractures of different bones in their legs. In most cases of severe fractures, surgery will have been done. All medical evidence from doctors including x-rays and MRI studies will be sent to those reviewing cases at the state level. […]
Can I Get Social Security Disability for Painful Hips due to Arthritis and Avascular necrosis
March 26, 2013 by
Pain in the hip joints is a common condition often due to arthritis or a condition called avascular necrosis. It can result from a previous fracture or simply the result of increasing arthritic changes in the joint. Avascular necrosis of the hip is a more advanced stage causing a considerable amount of pain. It is caused […]
Can I Get Social Security Disability For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Pain and Weakness In Hands
March 25, 2013 by
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition more commonly seen in women. It is associated with doing repetitive type work using one’s hands such as doing assembly line work involving grasping and handling objects or typing. As a claims examiner formerly involved in reviewing disability cases for social security, I am aware of what is needed for improvng one’s […]