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Often, people who are applying for Social Security disability benefits who attend a hearing with an Administrate Law Judge express that the most confusing part of the hearing is understanding the testimony of the vocational expert. To better understand the role of the vocational expert in a hearing, it helps

Many people who have become disabled, or who are waiting for approval of Social Security Disability benefits, wonder how they will be able to pay bills and support themselves. Some individuals attempt to return to work, either while waiting for their claim to be approved, or after they have been

A stroke, also referred to as a cerebrovascular accident or CVA, is an event where the blood flow to the brain is interrupted. Such interruptions prevent brain tissue from getting essential oxygen and nutrients. The brain requires a significant flow of blood to function properly, and any interruption to the

Many people apply for Social Security Disability when their conditions have prevented them from doing the type of work that they used to do. This is especially true when one has a very physical job, such as construction, and then develops physical problems such as back injuries that prevent them

Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease of the brain and spinal cord. It occurs when the immune system attacks the protective sheath, called myelin, which covers the nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord. The attack results in inflammation, which destroys nerve cells and myelin. This causes communication problems

Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are available to those who have a condition that lasts or is expected to last for at least twelve months or result in death that has prevented the person from engaging in normal work activities. In addition, the person must have worked and paid taxes

Understanding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) and Its Implications Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a complex medical condition that raises an important question for many of its sufferers: Does CRPS qualify for disability? This guide aims to answer this vital query, given the profound impact CRPS can have on

When completing an application for Social Security Disability benefits, you will be required to tell Social Security the date which you became disabled, formally referred to as your alleged onset date. Many people have difficulty determining which date is the correct date to select, especially when they suffer from a