We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability and Veterans' Disability Benefits, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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How to Tell If You Have Carpal Tunnel SyndromeIf you’re experiencing soreness in your fingers, wrists, and hands, you may have CTS. Here, learn the symptoms of this painful condition.
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Know the ABCDEs for Detecting and Surviving Malignant MelanomaMalignant melanoma is the leading cause of skin cancer. Here, learn how to spot the signs of this dangerous condition & how it affects disability applications
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Fact and Fiction About the Sun and Skin CancerThere are many dangerous misconceptions about the sun and skin cancer. Here, learn the facts about the ways your skin can be affected by the sun’s harmful rays.
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Foods to Avoid When You Have a Gout Flare UpWhen you suffer from gout, what you eat can directly affect the severity of your symptoms or cause flare ups. Learn some food to avoid or cut from your diet.
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How Veterans Know If They Have a Protected VA Disability RatingWorried about an upcoming medical evaluation? If you have a protected benefit rate, the VA cannot reduce the amount of your disability.
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Are There Out-of-Pocket Legal Expenses for My VA Disability Claim?You may not be clear about possible out-of-pocket legal expenses for your VA disability case. Here, learn some common guidelines regarding fees and expenses.
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Receiving Disability Benefits for Bone Marrow Disorders: What Are the Requirements?Are you frequently in the hospital due to a bone marrow disorder? Here, learn if you qualify to receive Social Security disability for your condition.
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National Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Day Helps Veterans and Families Cope With TraumaIf you want to help a family member cope with trauma, National PTSD Awareness Day offers facts, interventions, and treatment options.
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Qualifying for Social Security Disability Due to a Bleeding or Blood Clotting DisorderDo you avoid heavy work due to your risk of excessive bleeding? You may be able to collect Social Security disability for a blood clotting disorder.
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How Veterans Can Prepare for a C&P Exam to Protect Their Disability ClaimsAre you about to undergo your medical exam for VA disability benefits? Here, learn what to do to help ensure a fair assessment of your injury.