Social Security Disability and Diabetes
Diabetes is a chronic disease in which the body does not produce enough insulin and, as a result, individuals have a high amount of sugar in the blood. There are two types of Diabetes – Type 1 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes. Many individuals suffering from Diabetes can control their blood sugar through proper medication. However, for some, Diabetes can lead to serious consequences including neuropathy (nerves that become damaged and can tingle, burn), retinopathy (eye problems) and kidney problems. For those suffering from these types of symptoms, working may be impossible. At Disability Advocates Group, we have successfully assisted many clients suffering from Diabetes to get the Social Security Disability benefits they need and deserve.
SSI and Diabetes
Applying for and receiving Social Security Disability benefits (SSDI or SSI) based on your Diabetes can be challenging. If your Diabetes and related peripheral neuropathy or retinopathy is severe enough, you may be able to demonstrate that you would be unable to work as a result. If you are suffering from Diabetes and are no longer able to work, you should contact an attorney specializing in Social Security Disability to improve your chances of receiving SSDI or SSI benefits.
SSDI and Diabetes
If you are suffering from Diabetes, you know how debilitating this condition can be. So do we. We understand that when you are suffering, completing forms, obtaining medical records, and figuring out all the steps to receiving Social Security Disability can be difficult, if not impossible. That’s why at Disability Advocates Group we take all the work out of applying for Social Security Disability benefits.
We will help you at every stage of the process.
If you need an attorney who is experienced in representing clients seeking SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSURANCE (SSDI) or SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME (SSI) benefits, contact Disability Advocates Group today at (800) 935-3170, or online to schedule a free initial consultation.