denied social security how show i go about to get help from them. Have fibromyalgia. and just cant work anymor
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Get all the information of what is wrong with you compiled together even dr. visits and dr recoerds file with social security again at the same time go to your local dept. of job and family services. they'll help free of charge. good luck.
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apply for disability depending on how sever e your injury is you will probably get it,but you must see a doctor.how about unemployment.or welfare,food stamps,it seems like you qualify for both and don't need a doctors note for those,just low income.
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First of all, I'm sorry for your mom.  My mom had Lupus also. Check with the social security office on applying for disability.  I know my mom didn't qualify, but she never was able to work.
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It is a long process.\n\nIf you are working, you have to be unemployed (incapacitated) for a year.\n\nContact Social Security, get an interview, fill out a long application, submit released for medical caregivers to give SS information\n\n2/3 of all who apply get rejected.  HOWEVER, of those who appeal; 2/3 are then accepted.  It is such an arduous process, it seems they want to see who is really in need of it, and which were trying to get a 'meal ticked'.\n\nGood luck on that journey...\n\nSincerely,\n\nOne who knows.
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Therepy do work pretty good if u can afford them. Ask ur doctor a written statement about u going back to work. If he says no u cant work get a statement\nthat way u can use it for ur disablity and u may want to get a lawyer on that too.
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Contact Social Services asap, they WILL be able to help you, even the very same day in most cases, especially as you are also becoming ill and stressed with all the pressure being put on you. CPN's are not very good in my experience (I have had a lot of experience)
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If you don't have income you may qualify for medical assistance and then can use that to seek counseling.  Seeking counseling is a wonderful thing to do, so I would encourage you to go to your closest Social Security Office and find out if you qualify for medical assistance (medicaid) temporarily till you get back on your own two feet. I know many people here may not like me suggesting you seek government help, but if it's with a goal in mind to help yourself for the long term, (rather than those who want to stay stuck for life with government handouts and never try to help themselves) it may be a worthwhile step for you.\n\nBest of luck.
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SSI and Social Security Disability (SSD) are two different things.  SSI is different from State to State.  Some states automatically give you Medicaid when you apply for SSI, some states don't.  Who turned you down for medical insurance?  Why did they turn you down? Did you apply for Medicaid or your states version of medicaid? \n\nIf you have SSD, you will get medicare after you have been on SSD for 24 months.  The 24 months starts from the month of your application, not from the date they approved you on.  Medicare part D does pay for prescription medicines, but you can't get Medicare part D unless you have Medicare.  You can't get Medicare unless you have been on SSD for 24 months OR you are 65.\n\nIt sounds like you need to find out why they turned you down for medical coverage, and then address those issues.  The Medicaid office in my state will deny people for the most trivial of reasons.  If you are on SSI you have prooven that you have a VERY limited income and resources, so you obviously can't afford to buy a plan and you can't afford to pay the medical bills. Get more detail on your denial and fight it.  Call a lawyer if you need to, many areas have low cost or no cost lawyers to help people with this kind of thing.
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maybe you need to go on temporary disability because your doctor doesn't want you working and you need money to survive.  try looking into it (if you have that available there)
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First, if you got hurt at work then see if filing for workman's compensation benefits are appropriate.  If that's not the case, apply for unemployment and disability.  You are going to need a Doctor to declare you disable or partially disable. Check out the Social Security Website for how to apply for disability.   If labor type jobs are what you did primarily, your unemployment office will direct you as to how about being retrained.  Third, do not wait for your money to run out, apply for assistance, food stamps and the like.  Never be to proud to eat.  And last consider going back to school, you are never to old to learn something new.
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I'm going to give you a nothing answer right now, so I'll be able to find this a little later.  Ray\n\nEnough is enough.  You have rights.  1) call the your attorney and ask him why he is not assisting you.  Then tell him that you are going to call the  U.S. Attorney General's office and report the case to them giving them full disclosure of what has taken place.  That your attorney  has been paid, the award was granted. but that he has not followed up on why SS has not paid you.  I am not an attorney, but  a consultant, and will  work on this case for you at no charge, if you wish.  We can use e-mail or phones, whichever you prefer.  So many problems with today's social security, someone needs to do something and do it now.  Local SS offices don't care and won't help much.  We have to go to Washington.  I have my sources for getting things done.  Joyce
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It's called disability.\nHave you been to an institution?\nDidn't they offer you disability?\nI think there is also Medi-Cal or Medi-Care or something like that.\nOf course, in order to recieve disability you can't be working.\nI'm sure you know all this.
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Talk to children's services and/or your social security office
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You will absolutely not qualify for Social Security disability. \nI copied this from the social security website.\n\nDisability under Social Security for an adult is based on your inability to work because of a medical condition.  To be considered disabled:\n\nYou must be unable to do work you did before and we decide that you cannot adjust to other work because of a medical condition.\nYour disability must last or be expected to last for at least one year or to result in death.\n\n\n If you were injured while you were working you may be able to get workers comp.
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I would take a hard look at all factors that keep you from holding a job.  Anxiety can be easily treated with medication and relaxation techniques, depending on how advanced the condition is.  Before you decide to take the "easy way out" and apply for ss disability, be aware this takes months.  They are looking for proof that other avenues have been tried and the anxiety you experience is a life-altering condition that may be terminal.  I know, because it has been over a year trying to get my husband disability for his bipolar--part of which is the manic state (anxiety at its best).  There are a lot of factors to consider.  And other jobs to explore.
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You can always appeal, but like most government bureaucracies, they tend to take the easy way out and take the advice of the people below them in the chain. It is the sad state of affairs in this country that the government promises to take care of people, yet is the most inefficient possible way of doing so.\n\nIf you want real results, bite the bullet and get a lawyer. You'll receive far more from SSI than you ever paid in even with lawyer's fees, which basically means that I'll help pay for your money even though I'll never get any myself.
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NO. TRY WORKERS COMPENSATION, OR MEDICAL DISABILITY