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Are you confused about how your disability benefits work? Understanding how disability benefits impact your overall income is important so that you can plan your monthly spending and make sure that you’re making the most of the money that you receive. The cost of groceries, utilities, and other necessities are rising. Understand the way that Social Security benefits affect your income can help you stretch the income you have and make sure your bills get paid on time.

If you have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, you may be able to qualify for social security disability benefits. This is because the Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes MS as a chronic illness or “impairment” that could cause a disability which is serious enough to prevent you from working for at least 12 months. If you have any of the following symptoms, or any combination of these or other symptoms that prevent you from working, you might qualify for Social Security benefits:

March is Disability Awareness Month. If you suffer from a disability, you may qualify for social security disability benefits. If you are unable to work for at least 12 months due to your disability and you have the medical evidence to prove it this will help determine your eligibility for disability benefits. As soon as you have been approved it will help to relieve the financial hardship you are suffering as a result of your disability.

If you suffer from a disability, there are ways to overcome the physical and mental challenges that will make living with a disability easier. Taking steps to manage the challenges that come from living with a disability will improve your quality of life and make it easier to manage necessary tasks.

Rheumatoid arthritis awareness day is February 2nd, 2024. Learn more about the holiday by reading the text that follows. The Rheumatoid Arthritis Patient Foundation (RPF) recognized this day in 2013 so that it could raise awareness for all victims of the disease who have to live each day with pain and misunderstanding about what is considered to be a chronic medical condition. Having a day set aside for rheumatoid arthritis allows health providers to spread the knowledge about the importance of an early diagnosis for the disease.