Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Comfort Food: Easy, No-Wait PizzaHere’s an easy-to-make recipe for pizza dough that doesn’t make you wait for the dough to rise. You just mix it and allow it to rest for 5 minute.
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Tips to Ease the Holiday BluesDespite what holiday movies, TV shows, and songs try to tell us, holidays are not always jolly.
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Veterans: You May be Eligible for Urgent Care BenefitsAs a Veteran you might not know that you may be eligible to use one of the more than 4,000 urgent care locations to treat non-life-threatening conditions.
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Social Security Expands Compassionate Allowances ListQualifying for Social Security disability benefits is a long process. But applicants with certain serious life-threatening conditions need quicker decisions.
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What's the Best Way to Apply for Social Security Disability or SSI?If you have a disabling injury or illness which prevents you from maintaining gainful employment, you should apply for disability benefits immediately.
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Selling or Buying Stuff Online? Don’t Get ScammedLet’s look at some of the most common scams you might run into and some strategies to steer clear of them and protect your hard-earned money.
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VA Resources for Weight ManagementIf you are a Veteran who would like to shed a few pounds, there are VA resources to help you.
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Overcoming Awkward: How to Make Small TalkStriking up a conversation with people you have just met can be intimidating or even baffling, but it is an essential skill for success.
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Comfort Food: Pumpkin Spice BreadHow did pumpkin spice become the unofficial official flavor of fall? However that happened, your family and friends are sure to love this delicious treat.
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How To Prove Your Military Service Aggravated a Pre-Existing Medical ConditionOne of the biggest challenges when applying for VA benefits is establishing a firm link between your disabling condition and your military service.