Social Security Disability Harder For Heppers, Here’s Some Helpful Tips

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Social Security Disability Harder For Heppers, Here’s Some Helpful Tips

By Alf Draper on January 17, 2011

Hepatitis C is listed under the category of impairments known as the Digestive

System – Medical Listing 5.05 (chronic liver disease). And over a period of

time, even if symptoms aren’t present in the beginning, symptoms so tend to

surface. Some eventually becoming so severs as to inhibit many daily functions.

Some Hepatitis C Physical Symptoms

The symptoms could include abdominal pain, lower back pain, jaundice,

depression, and chronic fatigue syndrome. Often, these symptoms will become so

severe that they will inhibit the person’s abilities to perform on the job. Here

is a short list of the things you will need to do and get together if your

affliction is starting to become more of a daily issue for you.

Documentation Is Key To Claim

First, start before you have to. You will need documentation that will show your

gradual decline, and will help your doctors demonstrate your disability more

easily. Next, the Hepatitis C disability must be severe enough to significantly

limit one’s ability to perform basic work activities needed to do most jobs. In

other words, your impairment must affect your seeing, hearing, speaking,

understanding/carrying out and remembering simple instructions, or responding

appropriately to supervision, co-workers and usual work situations.

Is There Another Occupation, They Can Help You

The above listed inhibitions aren’t the whole list, and you don’t have to be

affected in every one of the manners, but the records presented to the Social

Security Administration must clearly show one or more of them. Now the Social

Security department will want to know, “is there another type of work you can

do?” You should be as honest with yourself and the administration as you can on

this. But keep in mind, earning more than $1,000 a month as an employee is

enough to be disqualified from receiving Social Security disability benefits.

Social Security has put a lot of information about the disability process on

their website at www.ssa.gov