I am slightly disabled but not enough to get registered disabled.?
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My father is registered disabled but he had some difficulty in getting the authorities to recognise it in the beginning.    He had to apply a second time.  He has ankolosing Spondilitus which is basically fusion of the bones in the spine, he had treatment for this condition when he was younger which made it worse.  Sometimes he is fine and can do a lot more than you say you can do, however when he has a bad day he cant even walk.\n\nI think you should apply again to be registered disabled and maybe get some advice from the Citzens Advice Bureau, they are brilliant with helping to fill in forms, and often the right choice of words can make a difference to the application.\n\nIts difficult to advise on sorting out the weakness on your right side as I do not know what has caused them, I guess it could have been a stroke, which often leaves weakness on one side of the body, sometimes these cannot be rectified and only your doctor can advise you of this, go back to your doctor and talk about your problems, what you want to be able to do, what you can and cant do and get them to advise on what else they can do to help you and what you can do to help yourself.  \n\nI know you may feel you have done this before but I'm afraid you have to keep on to get people to notice what your life is really like.\n\nGood luck
1152178
consider contacting the Disabled American Veterans, The Shriners or perhaps a local community service agency
1055042
That note stating you have a disability, no matter how mild, will help.  You will still have to fill out lots of paperwork at the disability office in Quebec and give them a copy of that note.  They may even need to doctor to fill out additional paperwork.
782852
Of course! You may not need as many things, but you'll still need/want  enough to register.
556097
Go into some of the classes with your child. You and your child can tell them what it is like to be disabled and have a disabled child. I think everyone would be more aware of disabilities. Good luck.
951396
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)
425967
Have you consider a tutor? You may also want to get tested in that perhaps you may have a learning disorder. That doesn't mean you are dumb it means you have a disability. If you are truly trying your best and still coming up short it may be time to seek help from a professional. You will be surprised how much pressure that will take off of you and how much support you will receive. Right now you probably feel so alone and so small when there is no need to. Help is just a call away. I wish you the best.
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If you have Medicare or Medicaid, both of them assist with wheelchairs, but you would need to get a prescription from your doctor. In my town, the local charity attached to the church also helps by loaning them to people until they can purchase their own. Check with your local hospitals and nursing homes too.
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I would contact VESID OR ANY PLACE THAT DEALS WITH DISABILITIES .THERE ARE LOTS OF FREE PROGRAMS.YOUR DOCTOR SHOULD KNOW THAT
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If you are truly disabled and can prove it in a federal court, you can get benefits. If you fail to prove it, you do not get them.\nthis is necessary because some peole fake disabilities to get free money. ( i know, it is sad that we all have to suffer for the actions of the few)\nso you are wrong.\nsociety does provide for disabled people between ages of 18 and 65. Surely theer has to be requiremenst imposed to assure freedom from fraud. under 18 and over 65 are PRESUMED disabled. That is very humane.
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Here's a couple links. See "chat" on the left hand side menu.\nhttp://disabledonline.com/\nhttp://www.allabilities.com/society.html\nhttp://www.linkable.org/
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Click on the Help at the upper right hand corner and then click on about.\n\nI think you are able to enter registeration code there.
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If you're in the U.S., you might contact your local disabilities office.  You might find assistance from DHR or Social Services.  If they can't assist you, they will know who can & will!  Bless you & good luck!
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Start by getting copies of all of your medical records from when you initially injured your back, to date.  It also wouldn't hurt to get letters from each of the doctors stating that surgery is not an option for you.  Then go to www.socialsecurity.gov and fill out the application for disability.  *Very Important* once you have completed the application, make sure you keep a copy of it for your records!!!  Once you have submitted your application, you will be contact for an appointment with a case worker.  When you go for your appointment, take a copy of all your medical records, originals of the letters from your doctors (keep a copy for your records), as well as a list of all medications (dosage and mg) that you take daily with you to your appointment.  Have them well organized and present them to your case worker.\n\nSince I am not a case worker for Social Security, I can't tell you for a fact that you will be approved for disability, but from reading what you have written, I would say that there is probably a better than 75% chance that you will be approved.\n\nYou may also want to dig around on the SSA website, I know there is a copy of there disability manual that outlines what qualifies for disability as I found it at one time, but for the life of me, I cannot remember where on the site it was located.
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Have you went out to the state for help like the department of human resorces? or family independance agency? they will help you with stuff like that depending on your income, which you said is low so you should qualify...\n\nGood Luck
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I'm pretty sure you're disabled.
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Contact your local community services.  There is a service offered for people with disabilities.  The will come in and clean your house, do laundry, and help with the cooking.  They will also have someone go buy your groceries for you.  Not a good idea to have them delivered to your door.  You just never know.  Try these local services.  I would trust them before I would truat a total stranger.  Good luck, let us know how you are doing.