There are a lot of myths and misunderstandings about the advantages of supplementing your disability by working a job or being self-employed.
And without beating around the bush, I’m here to tell you about the advantages of supplementing your disability through self-employment or owning a business is HUGE.
Lesson 4 will show you how you can legally [...]
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I will be hosting a complimentary webinar Wednesday November 4 at 3:00 pm eastern standard time (12:00 pm pst, 2:00 pm cst).
I hope you can join so I can show you exactly how to use your Disability Digest membership to weave through maze of disability issues. You’ll learn how to use you membership to…
> Qualifying [...]
Hopefully, we are a savvy enough group of people to not fall victim to Internet based schemes which seek to separate you from your money. These schemes (scams) are many and varied, and quite sophisticated.
But then , most disabled individuals possess better radar than most, having to deal with bureaucracies which present their own brand [...]
Here’s a question: If an already disabled health care system for the disabled is further disabled by government intervention, does that mean that the health care system in question is completely disabled? Or just partially?
If completely, perhaps it would qualify for benefits itself——
We would have to concur that the condition was permanent and stationary, however, [...]
There are many shared experiences among the permanently disabled, including the difficulties associated with obtaining government benefits, both medical and financial.
This is but one example. Another would be the social changes facing disabled folks. It just isn’t the same when one’s focus is altered, or time is limited—-relationships change, preventing, say, visits to friends or [...]
Have you ever wondered what to do after working hard for many years to support yourself and your family only to have an injury or illness suddenly rob you of your capacity to work?
If you answered, “Yes,” you’re not alone. Thousands just like you have unexpectedly found themselves faced with this very [...]
It likely comes as no surprise to many that the VA, despite the government’s apparent efforts, continues to lack the necessary structure or management strategy to effectively deal with the medical needs of our veterans.
When you add Social Security into the mix, it just gets more confusing and frustrating.
The VA annually rates nearly 8,000 veterans [...]
As we all hold our breath and await some miraculous health care reform, envisioning that time and common sense will prevail, and that true reform emerges, in an ideal form making full coverage available for all, including all the disabled and veterans, with no worries concerning denial of service. If you need a $60, 000 [...]
An earlier post from this blog annotates the woeful and absolute outrageous treatment being heaped upon one of our members, Ron Markowicz, by the Worker’s Comp System, including his own attorney, whose firm appeared to be in collusion with the Insurance Carriers by ceasing all pertinent services to his case apparently driven by fear of [...]