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Social Security Disability Case Win: Crohns Disease |
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City: Indianapolis
State: IN
Case Type: SSI Disability and SSD Disability
How Social Security disability attorneys at Berry & Associates helped win this Crohn's Disease SSI Disability case
Abstract of the Social Security Disability Case:
Our client was a 44-year old woman with a work history consisting primarily of sedentary to light, semi-skilled to skilled jobs.
Medical Impairment of the Claimant:
Her disability stemmed from her Crohn's Disease causing chronic diarrhea, fatigue, nausea and abdominal pain.
What level did the claimant win SSI Disability benefits?
At a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)
How did the Social Security Lawyers of Berry & Associates help the claimant win SSI Disability benefits?
Berry & Associates has significant experience with Crohn's Disease SSI Disability cases. We know that the manifestations of this disease can preclude any type of work. From the beginning, we counseled our client to make sure her doctors were documenting the diarrhea, fatigue and abdominal pain. Through testimony the claimant explained that she needed to use the restroom 10 to 12 times per day, at unpredictable intervals. Also, her fatigue would cause her to lie down several hours during the day.
Recommendations for others with Crohn's Disease that might be eligible for Social Security Disability?
It is important to point out that this is a brief synopsis of what was a complex disability issue. Like all Social Security Disability Cases, there was a lot on the line. If you have a Chron's Disease case similar to this one, make sure you and your doctors are documenting your condition and limitations and make you're your Social Security Disability attorney has access to these records.
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