Brain Tumors and Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits
The SSA recognizes brain tumors as impairments under two different listings. An applicant who meets the requirements will automatically qualify for disability benefits.
Neurocognitive Disorder and qualifying for Disability Benefits
The SSA recognizes Neurocognitive Disorders in its Blue Book. To qualify for disability a person must meet the requirements of the listing or prove they are unable to work.
Syringomyelia disability benefits
The SSA recognizes syringomyelia in its Blue Book. To qualify for SSDI the requirements of the listing must be met or the inability to work must be proven.
The Challenges of Living with a Disability that is not Readily Apparent.
An invisible disability is a mental, physical, or neurological condition that limits a person’s mobility, senses, or activities and is not obvious to other people.
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