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When debilitating health conditions keep them from working for an extended period or permanently, many people turn to Social Security Disability benefits to help support themselves and their families. Should they have conditions that physicians classify as terminal,...
Regardless of where you work or the job duties you perform, it is perfectly normal to feel tired at the end of a long workweek. For most, though, resting for a day or two is sufficient to resolve fatigue. If you have fibromyalgia, though, no amount of rest might be...
When you become unable to work in North Carolina because of a serious illness or medical condition, you may be eligible to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance. Whether you are successful in getting these benefits depends on certain variables, such as what...
Workers in valuable but highly physical industries, such as construction and manufacturing, are subject to an increased risk of sustaining a workplace injury or illness. As someone from such an industry who spent your life working hard for your family and retirement...
When traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) get discussed in the media, the focus is usually on sports like football and hockey, as well as TBIs suffered by soldiers in combat. But nearly anyone can suffer a TBI in their everyday jobs. Construction workers are especially...
Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) can impact anyone for any reason at any time in their life. It is a plague among workers everywhere. On top of that, these injuries actually have a serious impact on a worker's everyday life. But exactly what is that impact? How do...
According to certain statistics, up to 66 percent of applicants for Social Security Disability benefits end up denied. Other estimates even rank it as high as 2 out of every 3 applicants see a denial. However, in many cases, people can successfully appeal this...
Receiving Social Security Disability requires navigating several important steps. The foundation of a successful application involves the presence of a chronic medical condition. Understanding what constitutes a chronic condition can help applicants know when filing...
Back injuries and pain make up the most common reasons that workers across the board miss work, both in and out of America. To this end, it is important to understand that a single back injury can end up disrupting a person's ability to work for days, weeks, months or...
When you go to work, you expect to do your job and then come back home without incurring serious harm. However, a workplace accident can render you unable to go back to work and your normal life temporarily or permanently. Workers’ compensation benefits can provide...
