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Q: When does social security run out
Jake Causing Santos
Jake Causing Santos
answered on Jun 4, 2012

You will have to clarify your question since Social Securtiy administers multiple benefits, but if you are referring to Social Security Disability benefits based on your own work record, then benefits continue so long as you continue to meet Social Security's definition for disability (which... View More

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Q: Does Chronic Constipation qualify for SSDI for Child?

My Son has Chronic Constipation and ADHD. We have applied for benefits. Because his ADHD is sort of controlled with medication (he still struggles but makes good grades) I am worried his claim will be denied, despite his frequent health problems due to constipation including 3 hospitalizations in... View More

Jake Causing Santos
Jake Causing Santos
answered on Jun 4, 2012

Any medical conditions for children can be found to be disabling. However, the medical conditions must result in marked or extreme limitations. Based on the information you provided, two hospitalizations in two months could be extreme if the medical records show that frequent hospitalizations are... View More

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