Parkinson's Disease is a difficult condition and suffers find it is difficult to maintain employment. Parkinson's is a condition that is difficult to control. The disease does qualify for Social Security Disability (SSDI, and SSI Disability) benefits, however documenting the claim can be difficult. To win disability benefits for a Parkinson's Disease case the claimant must provide medical documentation that fulfills the SSA requirements (Social Security Administration) for disability benefits.
Parkinson's suffers often describe symptoms as waxing and waning. People with Parkinson's suffer a condition called "flares." These flares can bring on well-known symptoms of spasticity and motor weakness. Flares can last for days, weeks and sometimes months. When approaching a SSDI or SSI Disability claims for Parkinson's Disease, it is important to document these flares.
In between flares, Parkinson's Disease suffers may be equally disabled because of the side effects of Parkinson's flares. Debilitating fatigue and negative effects due to medication can equally disable a person. Parkinson's Disease patients should see their doctor regularly as advised. Make sure you are discussing the symptoms of your disease with your doctor and he is documenting your symptoms. This medical documentation will serve as medical evidence for your SSDI or SSI disability claim. Also, make sure to inform your disability lawyer of any medical evidence that might exist to document your Parkinson's impairment. This information will help your disability lawyer focus on presenting the right information and help increase your chances of winning Social Security Disability benefits.
For matters of a Parkinson's Disease SSDI or Parkinson's Disease SSI Disability claims, it is important to gather medical documentation to help present your Parkinson's disability benefits claim to the Social Security Administration. If you are not currently working with a disability attorney with Parkinson's Disease disability benefits experience, you may want to consider contacting an Parkinson's Disease Disability Attorney. Your disability benefits attorney will help you present the proper questions to your doctors and can be a resource through the disability claims process.
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For more information about chronic depression (including major depression), please visit the National Parkinson Foundation or PDF.org. For more information about Parkinson's disability impairments and how it can impact a SSDI or SSI Disability benefits claim, please consider contacting a Parkinson's Disease Social Security Disability Lawyer.Parkinson's Disease Disability Attorney Fees and Parkinson's Disease Disability Lawyer Fees
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