i am on disability and want to move out of south Dakota what state or town is bet er my wife is also on disabl
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Well, I live in Madison, Wisconsin and we have great air.  All that Chicago wind stays well south.\nLow to no crime, one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation, voted in the top ten places to raise a family (so you know it's socially clean), arts, events, resteraunts, and all the things you would expect to find in a modern midwestern town.  Population about 190,000, but very small town feel due to strict laws about urban sprawl.  Fishing too. World class fishing.
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If all this is true, isn't there a homeless shelter near you? \nOr, can social services help you further?? \nIs there family to help/live with?? Friends?? \nIsn't there housing specifically for the disabled wherever you are??\nWhere are you from exactly? And what's your disability??\nWhat computer are you on if this is your current situation??\nI'm sure there are more resources to help you, you just have to find them. You do get a little bit of money, but there has to be housing available as well. Things will get better, keep seeking out assistance and don't be afraid to go to friends & family for further help!\n\nBest of luck to you!
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The first link is to the Americans with Disabilities Act website.  The second is to Medicare.\n\nI am assuming you qualify for medicare - but with the new laws - I'd let ADA or the medicare site - or AARP, with a strong advocacy involvement - third link - these sites will have the most up-to-date info.
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First of all you would need to apply for benefits and sooner the better. It is best to have a doctor that has a history of this. If Vermont's disability is the same as Wisconsin then you will need documentation of this. Plus get a good lawyer. I waited 3 years for disability and even though it was a pain, it was worth the wait. \nYou can call your local Disability Office and ask for application or you can go to this site. Then you can click on the disability tab and file on line.
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You have to have been married at least 10 years for survivor's. I'm not certain on disability-check the website or call 1-800-772-1213
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Tell us your state. Someone might be able to help you.
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Try http://www.ssdi.rootsweb.com/
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http://amisco.org/california_state_disability_insu.htm\n\n\nThis is the right one....
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This site should do the trick: \n\nhttp://ssdi.rootsweb.com/
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you need to talk to your doctor, if he has documented you disabilities it's you doctors reports that persuades SSI your need for benefits.  By all means file, and put your doctors name as physician, as it was explained to me the Doctor's report is a deciding factor, SSI will send you to a doctor of their choice, for a second opinion,  As it was explained to me you are not expected to take a job of night clerk or anything.  If you are disabled where you cannot do the work you have been trained to do you are disabled.  I wasn't expecting to get disability, but my income had decreased due to working at a lower level, but could not continue and my income reflected the lower level, so got disability within a month.  Health insurance was a problem had to wait to get on medicare,
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consider contacting the Disabled American Veterans, The Shriners or perhaps a local community service agency
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Well, there is:\nBethlehem (SD) \nBethlehem (MD) \nBethlehem (KY) \nBethlehem (IN) \nBethlehem (GA) \nBethlehem (CT) \nBethlehem (Pennsylvania)
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on the secretary of state website for South Dakota.  try this website\n\nhttp://www.sdsos.gov/electionsvoteregistration/upcomingelection.shtm
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I'm really not sure if it is considered a disability.  I know in Wisconsin where I live it isn't considered a disability but I would check with your local Social Security office.  I do know you have to prove that you can't work and will need a lot of medical proof as well backing you up.
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it is Pierre, South Dakota
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Absolutely! I am on SSDI. I live in Az. Go to (or call) your State Rehabilitation Office in your town, (listed in your phone book under State Government or call your local Soc. Sec. office). I attend college & am in second year now. You will have your own Rehab counselor all the way through your education (unless you prefer someone else). He or she is also your Advocate & will represent you in all dealings w/ school, if you want --also, go w/ you when graduated & represent you when applying for a job. State Rehab will help you arrange your transportation to get you to school & back (I myself receive a bus pass every month as I am mobile). Rehab provided the eye exam & beautiful glasses I needed to start school, a computer-- which is absolutely necessary to do your work. I take most of my classes online or by cable t.v.. Whatever your situation, they go the last mile to assure you every opportunity to pursue an education & they really make things happen! My friend (in a wheel chair) is now graduated & making over $70 grand a year-I graduate this year-Phi Theta Kappa. You will have your Pell Grants & State Grants & anything & everything else is you need is covered by State. They are the greatest people you'll ever meet & pulling for you 100%, even if you haven't any support from any one else. You CAN do this--many disabled have & it has changed their world. Go for it, get started & Good Luck in your future!!!
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Freecycle sites are a place to start and also check with AARP in your town/city, call the colleges or tech institutes and see if they have programs that might help.  In my town the tech schools will help with supplies if you qualify and they have lots of different programs. \nCall the disability office and ask about retraining programs. They would like for you to get back in the work force.