Show Notes
ORIGINAL POSTING: 10/2/2011 REMASTERED POSTING: 12/27/2024 In this video, I answer key Social Security Disability questions, including: I do have a lawyer but i call with updates and talk to the receptionist. i have only talked to my " lawyer twice in the past 2 years. Does this sound normal? My question is if I am approved must i stay in the USA or am I able to live abroad while i collect my SSD? What if you have a chronic illness and you try to do a little around your home, but not able to be able to do the same job you were on or do any other work? What if medical testing results clearly show you are sick and have been sick for a long time, as in years? Would that qualify a person for benefits?? For more exciting content, visit www.AnthonyReeves.com.
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