How To Get Disability Benefits APPROVED FOR ARTHRITIS

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[@curtishill1993]

Make sure you keep your Doctor's appointments and therapy.

[@Boyhead1973]

I think this is one of the most important!! Showing a record of care is so important! Make those appts and keep them!

[@coinholio6863]

This is me in a nutshell. I have had RA for 23 years, a small female over 60 years old. My construction-like job (union painter) required me to lift 50 lbs. That is almost half my weight of 115 lbs. I couldn't do the job any more due to weak grip and pain in the wrists, and ankles. Also severe chronic neck pain for all those years attributed to OA. I have been on 22 major and minor arthritis drugs and none of them worked whatsoever. The only thing that keeps me mobile is prednisone, which I have taken for more than 15 years. Of course, I developed Osteoporosis, but it was better than not being able to move or walk. I stopped working in 2020 and applied for SSDI. I was approved in the Reconsideration phase. Yes, I look almost completely normal, but inside there is an epic battle with pain going on, and nothing helps. Thank you for shedding light on one of the "invisible" diseases.

[@Lifewithemerson323]

Thank you. I have had arthritis for the past 8 years. Finally today I made the decision to do something about it am 36 and my body aches everyday. It sucks but comments like yours make me actually pull the trigger. I have a 6 figure job I work everyday almost in pain.

[@user-zc3eh4di6p]

I was a painter for 25 years I need a right hip replacement bone 🦴 on bone rubbing together really freaking painful 😢

[@chartmann43]

They also check other lab results for RA, ANA , CRP and other tests on inflammation in the body.

[@mbm8404]

Thank you for this info. I feel a little less nervous about the approval process now. I have osteoarthritis in my lumbar spine so badly that my spine surgeon said I’m, “walking around on 4 flat tires.”

[@TheDisabilityDigest]

Thank you for watching Marvin, best of luck! - Elle

[@luciparadise6781]

Oh heavens. 🥺 🙏❤️

[@KenBrist]

My issue will be this: I have degenerative arthritis in 5 locations on my disability… but now, years later, I now have extremely bad rheumatoid arthritis in most of the same areas. I am concerned that they will not link it to my service even though I probably had it and was misdiagnosed.

[@faithNprayer73]

Hi , my name is Lisa. I am applying for disabilty for the third time. I had laywers my first times but I have to apply by myself this time because I can't wait for a court date. I wanted to know if I could possibly email you with a couple questions before I apply?

[@christinehoff6316]

28 years diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis Crohns and Graves, thyrodectomy in 2022. After thyrodectomy I've been in a flair. Meds not working. I'm out on state disability right now. I'm in a high stress job as a director and all my doctors are saying it's time to stop putting myself in this situation where I don't take care of me. I know I have to wait 6 months to apply. Are you able to help me now or do I need to wait for first time application rejection?

[@lisaraper8053]

They did not even mention A.S. Sadly. They should have. I have it too. Moving to a new state soon and I’m going to apply again. Best wishes for you.

[@christinehoff6316]

@@lisaraper8053 have you tried before? I've not tried yet. I'm wondering if AS falls in a different category from the arthritis in the video?

[@chartmann43]

This is me too! RA! I look completely normal on the outside except for my posture due to back pain I don’t stand up as straight as I used to. I was also a yoga instructor for many years so to look at myself in the mirror and see my posture makes me so sad 😞. I’m in moderate to severe pain almost daily. I also have fibromyalgia with chronic fatigue syndrome so that in itself is very painful. Oh! And I’m also a nurse. My body is broken now. I’m only 56. 😢

[@lisaraper8053]

Ankylosing Spondylitis and the various forms of Spondyloarthropathies or Spolndyloarthritis is also an autoimmune arthritis that causes the spine to fuse. Psoriatic arthritis is a form of spondylitis. But you forgot the main form of it Ankylosing Spondylitis as well Undifferentiated Spondylitis and Juvenile. THERE ARE MORE THAN FOUR!!! A.S. Is VERY DISABLING

[@cesartoledo5621]

They did mention the topic , it was arthritis and the different types that are recognized. And your referring to muscle skeletal issues. It’s the way ssdi and their Black Book describe the illnesses or injuries.

[@curtishill1993]

Saint Captain and sister soldier 🪖 for the American people of the united states'of America Amen 🙏🙏🙏.

[@curtishill1993]

Make sure you work long enough to even get disability most get it from in house family members 😢

[@curtishill1993]

I suffer from gout and when you have gout attack you can't even walk at all when you get gout, take your medicine and drink water 💧💦.

[@PM-fc6tn]

Were you able to get a rating with gout? I’ve saved up my treatment paperwork but can’t be guaranteed to be suffering with a flare up when it comes to getting a c&p exam.

[@curtishill1993]

@@PM-fc6tn let social security office get just nine days of gout and you will have your social security benefits

[@DeviantMotives]

Lots of people have gout. Take medication and deal with the flareups that’s not severe enough to get disability for.

[@Pissdoffsloth]

This woman doesn't know anything. Good thing you coached her along. So not informative. Xrays are useless mri and ct scans are most commonly referred to.