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If you have been unfortunate enough to be someone that is unable to work a regular job because of an illness or an accident, you know how frustrating it can be emotionally, financially, and physically. When a car accident left me with chronic pain that was so bad that I…
So, does the kill your stutter download work? I am sure you are asking yourself the same question thousandths of people are asking themselves. Understand that the kill your stutter book has worked for hundreds of people around the world, if you are not serious about killing your stutter and…
It is understandable that you want the real "Kill Your Stutter" reviews before spending your hard earned cash on a book that has helped hundreds of people kill their stutter. You are smart, because you took the time to research on this stuttering help guide. Well, in this article, I…
When it comes to fluency disorder, it it pretty much self explainatory. Millions of people have this speech impediment all across the globe, however, it is really up to you to decide whether or not you want to take control of the situation and get help for stuttering.
So, what…
Is finding books on kill your stutter is really hard to find? When it comes to fluency disorder, if you really want to find the best books to kill your stutter, then honestly you have to know why you and millions of others stutter,that way you will be able to…
My name is Harvey. I had a stroke in April,2011. My life has completely changed because I became a disabled individual in the blink of an eye. Basically, I lost physical function in the left side if my body. Fortunately for me, I don't think the stroke affected my mental…
Anyone who has ever been through a disability hearing knows what a nerve-wracking experience it is. The person in need of benefits must answer questions under oath regarding his lifestyle, health, and previous employment. Answering these questions while having coffee with your attorney in a coffee shop would not be…
Did you know there golfers all over the world who enjoy golf in spite of amputations, spinal injuries even blindness. Have you ever played golf in the past or wanted to play and think you can’t because of a disability? Well it’s time to get out and do something about…
I’m just full of urgency—I’m not sure what about. My head rushes, full of babbling nonsense, but all of it seeming to tell me something Very Important. I don’t know what great message I’m to expect from hysteria, so I’m not too worried about it…. It’s just that as I…
I was like many of you and was asking myself, " now that I am disabled, how do I enjoy doing the things I used to enjoy?" Through my experiences, I'll show you that traveling while disabled is not impossible. In fact, it does have it's advantages too.
Since my…
Hello again!
In this article, I want to discuss a subject that is the source of much confusion. Namely, can you work and still collect Social Security Disability?
The answer, simply, is yes.......but you must follow some specific guidelines. I will address work incentives for the SSI program here, and…
The Glory Days are gone forever. Two years ago, a stroke robbed me of my ability to use my left arm and hand, and also weakened my left leg. Growing up as an left-handed athlete, this in itself was a devastating blow. I can't run, and I can't throw or…
Elderly persons or seniors are often troubled with physical frailty and face difficulties moving around their house freely. Even people who have just recovered from an illness (but still weak) or undergone a surgery face mobility problems. However, there are mobility aids like walking sticks, canes, wheelchairs, walking aids, crutches…
Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Dyslexia are all forms of learning disabilities that a number of children are coping with each and every day. If you come from a family that has any of these difficulties you will be aware of how much it can affect a…
It is worth mentioning that early symptoms of multiple sclerosis take place between 20-40 years. The symptoms may also be classified as common or uncommon. Therefore, the common symptoms include numbness, loss of balance, problem or difficulties with sight, tingling and one or more limbs may fail to function due…
I had my stroke about 2 1/2 years ago. Life after a stroke has definately been a challenge. First of all, I had to get used to my new body with a very deficient left side. To make things worse, I'm left-handed. With a lot of post-stroke therapy and exercise,…
Social Security Disability Insurance is a program for people who can no longer work full time due to their health, but who have paid into the system through previous work history. On average, the monthly benefit is $1000, but can go as high as $2300.
The big question most people…
Home sweet home. As mentioned in my previous articles, I had a severe stroke in April, 2011. I stayed at several hospitals for treatment, recovery, and therapies for about 3 weeks. I returned to my home which had some of the adaptive equipment I needed, to take care of my…
The human body is a complex machine, where many functions are constantly being carried out. When all is running smoothly, we barely notice what is happening, but if we are suffering from aches and pains, then we become aware of the restrictions that these cause. Every one of us suffers…
The real winner of the 2012 United States Republican presidential primary? My vote went to Bella Santorum.
Bella is the daughter of candidate and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum. She was born with a genetic disorder called trisomy, which is earmarked by mild to severe mental and physical developmental retardation.…
Hello Everyone,
Today I have chosen a different subject, as it seems to preoccupy a large number of people.
For many years, in the sixties, I was watching a close relative, being diagnosed much later, suffering from "Bipolar Disorder". So what is Bipolar? Wikipedia says : "Bipolar disorder or bipolar…
I am a bilateral below knee amputee, and I have been for almost nine years. This means I have had below knee amputation carried out on both of my legs. Amputation can be carried out for various different reasons, and some of these include:
Traumatic amputation in which a limb…
On average, Social Security disability examiners deny 66% of the initial applications they review. The reasons for this high denial rate are the subject of another article. In this article, I will discuss the appeals process, and specifically, the "hearing" stage.
Some states have a "reconsideration" stage before a claim…
My stroke. In April, 2011 I suffered several mini-strokes, followed by a major stroke several days later. My post stroke symptoms included, severe fatigue, limited use and movement of my left arm and leg, depression and apathy. The physical effects led to the last 2 symptoms. I was unable to…
Introduction:
One of the most popular forms of mobility aids widely prevalent in the recent years are the mobility scooters. A mobility scooter has helped many people regain the freedom to move around independently and confidently. The investment made into the purchase of a scooters by people who have mobility…
There are many reasons why people need independent medical exams (IMEs). Very often people are required to have an independent medical exam after injuring themselves at their workplace. Having an injured employee get an IME medical exam ensures the employer that the worker was injured and was on the job…
Access for the disabled is a difficult thing when you are going to a new place that you have not been to before where you may have to go through a side or back door to gain access to the place you wish to frequent. Whether this place be a…
Have you ever laid in bed at night ready for a good nights sleep only to have the uncontrollable urge to move ? You stretch , bend , twist your legs only to get no relief . You finally have to get out of bed because you just cant take…
I was born broken. From the day I came into the world, people insisted that I 'couldn't do things', because my body was different - that my legs and feet weren't "normal". That, because I walked funny, and used crutches, I would never amount to much of anything. My parents…
Greetings again!
The initial application process for Social Security Disability appears straightforward, but there are some tips you can use to make the application stronger from the get-go.
First, if you have a physical impairment, and have the ability to do so, apply in person at your local Social Security…
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