my sister and i have the same disability's but the government gave her a vending business I work 37 years and
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Hey sweetie! Sounds like you need to talk to an attorney, cause that's not right. Could have something to do with her being female, but that would be a hard one to prove. Call for a free consultation with a lawyer. Good luck!.........:)
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you should have received one of those when you became disabled if you cant find it go to your local social security office they can give you a print out
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Is there any reasons why the lady needs to have disability?  Sounds like there's more to it than just wanting to help.  In any case, you can get connected with the Association of the Handicapped.  They should be able to assist.
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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.
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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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It depends if you are waiting on an answer from the Disability Determination Services arm of Social Security or from a private company determining disability for short or long term disability for employment. \n\nThey might also be gathering new information to research. If you have any new medical claims, be sure to make copies and send them.
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Try the veterans with disabilities organization. That is great. I believe we should all the "ability" in disability. I salute you!
814994
my sis is in same postition and they are trying to work on it,many firms are donating alot of money to help customers in this awful situation,you just gotta be patient.
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go to Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. They will help.
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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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My son has it also and I have never heard of such a thing.  Maybe if it is severe and she has to stay home and care for him it could be considered a disability enough for her to get a check like that.  I have been switching meds left and right to find the right ones.  Good luck.\n\nRight now we are on aderall.
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You may be protected under the "Americans with Disabilities Act". It does depend on what your disability is, however. Contact a lawyer that specializes in employment law. If moeny is tight, send a letter to the ACLU.
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You would be making the same amount as a person without special needs were they be in the same position.  Believe it is covered under the "American with Disabilities Act."  Best of luck.
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You can be eligable for rights under the ADA (American's with Disabilities Act.)  Your illness and recuperation could be considered an ADA covered disability.
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since your family i would try to work out a solution. Do you really want to sue your sister? i hope not. i would ask her to return the ps2 nicely. if she doesn't, then i would go to your parents and ask them for help. since you are under 18 you *technically* don't own anything. it belongs to your parents. i would just try to reason with her and work something out.
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I would suggest you ask them at the ssdi.
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I was at the grocery store the other day.  There was a woman who was handicapped (due to no legs).  She was trying to put her groceries up onto the conveyor belt and fell out of her wheelchair.  She was struggling to get into to her chair, but couldn't because her milk carton had broke and made the floor very slick.  I went over, helped her into her chair.  Then I continued to put her grocery items onto the belt.  She tried to give me some money for a good deed, I told her to keep it in her pocket.  She looked at me and smiled.  I later met up with her again at another store, she told me she went to a local childrens hospital and gave the money she was trying to give me to a family who couldn't afford a meal.