Helping The Disabled And Injured In
Missouri Get The Support They Deserve
While SSDI supports adults who had to quit working due to their disability, it may also help those who become disabled before they turn 22. Since most adults with qualifying autism experience their first symptoms as children, they do not have the work experience...
Not all disabilities are visible. Mental health conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder may not be outwardly obvious, but they can drastically affect a person's life and ability to earn a living. The National Center for PTSD estimates that around 6% of the U.S....
When it comes to governmental benefits, Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) helps disabled people who are unable to earn a satisfactory living as a result. These benefits ensure access to essential financial resources, as...
Working in factories or on construction sites may bring a high risk of hearing loss. Jobs requiring blasting or grinding may cause permanent hearing impairment, as noted on the Occupational Health and Safety website. Industrial machines may expose workers to dangerous...
Many people in Missouri who apply for Social Security Disability Insurance have their initial applications denied. The U.S. Social Security administration denies SSDI claims for numerous reasons, and if you are among those who had their claims denied, you have the...
When you think of SSDI benefits, do you often think of physical disabilities qualifying before all else? While it is possible to gain support for physical ailments, it is also possible to get benefits for mental disorders, too. This includes many issues that fall...
Whether you are a young adult and you are unable to work due to a serious disability or you are nearing the age of retirement but cannot work, it is important to understand how your age could impact your ability to receive Social Security Disability benefits. It is...
Not every disability carries a visible moniker. For example, when we see a person in a wheel chair we understand that person might have a disabling medical condition. However, other disabled persons in Missouri suffer in silence, including those who have a disabling...
People in Missouri and nationwide spent the Fourth of July holiday celebrating our nation's independence. This independence wouldn't be possible if not for the brave men and women who have fought and are still fighting to preserve our nation's security and freedom....
Depression is a serious mental illness that may rob a person of their happiness, energy and capacity to function. It can manifest in physical symptoms and may cause a Missouri resident to endure significant and life-altering suffering. Because depression can affect a...
