Heart problems and disability

September 26, 2009

Heart Disease Case Study Posted

I invite you to visit my Georgia Social Security disability web site to read my latest heart disease disability case study report about a case I tried last week on behalf of a client with a longstanding cardiac disease complicated by decreased kidney function and diabetes.  Like many of the cardiac disease cases that I try, there were three viable theories of disability that could apply: (1) a listing argument; (2) a functional capacity argument and (3) a grid rule argument.

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November 30, 2007

I Have Multiple Medical Problems – Should I Focus on All of Them? Just One?

I have more than one disability, should I focus  just one or provide  info  on all to help my case? Fibromyalgia, heart problems, sleep apnea and extreme fatigue, and bi-polar depression.
–Darlene

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November 7, 2007

Claim Approved "On the Record" With Amended Onset Date – Should I Appeal the Changed Onset?

Jonathan, I was recently approved for ssd by the ALJ. I had my 3 heart attacks, the last on May 5, 2005.   At that time I became disabled to work. This has been my Doctors statement all along. Like a lot of people trying to get ssd, my financial situation got serious. I filed for an "on the record review" and after 6 months recieved a full favorable decision.

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