Question for anyone on disability

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Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out

the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father

and some other relatives have died from it already.

She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be

impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability?

Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I

find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.

Hugs

nne

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That all depends on the State they live in. The two constants are that she'd get $$ and she'd get medical.

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-- Question for anyone on disability

Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne

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i was in md. when i applied so i got free medical(medicaid),foodstamps and a small ssdi check. onc my dsability was approve the medical,ssdi,foodstamps stopped. i didnt get medical until my medcare kicked in 24mths later and a small amt of foodstramps when i moved back home to ohio. im told it varies by state.too,but everyone i know had much the same experience

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Subject: Re: Question for anyone on disabilityTo: MSersLife Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010, 6:26 PM

That all depends on the State they live in. The two constants are that she'd get $$ and she'd get medical.

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~*~Akiba~*~

-- Question for anyone on disability

Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne

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Hi nne,

If she has enough work credits in a certain time frame, she would qualify for

SSDI and Medicare. If she doesn't, then she would qualify for SSI and Medicaid.

I think it also depends on where she lives how much she gets. I live in WA and

get less than $800 a month for my SSDI. I also get Medicare and Medicare only

Medicaid. The Medicaid only covers the premiums and co-pays for whatever

Medicare covers. Medicare will cover my vision exams, apparently; but, it

doesn't cover eyewear.

If she only qualifies for SSI, then her income would be dependent upon the

income of anybody she might live with in the same household. As in a family or

couple situation.

The best thing to do is for her to apply for disability and be prepared to be

denied the first go around. Most people get denied with the initial

application. There is a process to go through. I remember reading about

somebody with terminal CA that got denied disability after going through the

process; but, passed away before his disability was ever awarded.

Donna in WA

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Thanks Donna I appreciate the reply.

Hugs

nne

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-----Original Message-----From: djnova50@...Sent: Sat, 19 Jun 2010 15:41:51 -0700 (PDT)To: mserslife Subject: Re: Question for anyone on disability

Hi nne, If she has enough work credits in a certain time frame, she would qualify for SSDI and Medicare. If she doesn't, then she would qualify for SSI and Medicaid. I think it also depends on where she lives how much she gets. I live in WA and get less than $800 a month for my SSDI. I also get Medicare and Medicare only Medicaid. The Medicaid only covers the premiums and co-pays for whatever Medicare covers. Medicare will cover my vision exams, apparently; but, it doesn't cover eyewear. If she only qualifies for SSI, then her income would be dependent upon the income of anybody she might live with in the same household. As in a family or couple situation. The best thing to do is for her to apply for disability and be prepared to be denied the first go around. Most people get denied with the initial application. There is a process to go through. I remember reading about somebody with terminal CA that got denied disability after going through the process; but, passed away before his disability was ever awarded.Donna in WA

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Thanks Shalonda.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disability

Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne

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Thanks Akiba.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disability

Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne

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hi marianne,

here is the federal govt website page that discusses the subject in general:

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/disability/

this page discusses social security if you become disabled:

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/dibplan/index.htm

this page discusses supplimental security income:

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/ssi/

remember, if she files for disability and is denied, she can appeal thru an

attorney. (who specializes in social security disability claims - which can be

found in your yellow pages of the phone book.)

once she is awarded disability (the attorneys will take a percentage) she will

receive retro/back funds. she will receive all the funds that should have been

awarded her, from when they should have awarded, not denied, her disability.

good luck. fill out all of the required paperwork with details and with much

thought put into each answer. it will be a long and arduous process but well

worth it when done. have her save a copy of everything she submits.

diva

>

> Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out

the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father

and some other relatives have died from it already.

>

> She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be

impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability?

Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I

find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.

> Hugs

> nne

>

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Oh, nne, I am so sorry to hear this bad news. I will most definitely pray she doesn't have Huntingtons. How is she doing? Is this the daughter-in-law who lives by you? big hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sat, June 19, 2010 3:23:10 PMSubject: Question for anyone on disability

Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------------------------------

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I'LL KEEP U IN MY PRAYERS. I TREATED 2 PATIENTS WITH HUNTINGTON'S. IT'S JUST AS CRUEL AS ALZHEIMERS

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Subject: Re: Question for anyone on disabilityTo: MSersLife Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010, 11:39 PM

Oh, nne, I am so sorry to hear this bad news. I will most definitely pray she doesn't have Huntingtons. How is she doing? Is this the daughter-in- law who lives by you? big hugs

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From: nne <marianne5241990@ inbox.com>To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.comSent: Sat, June 19, 2010 3:23:10 PMSubject: Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ --------- ---------

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Thanks . Terry is going to need all the prayers she can get.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ --------- --------- ------

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Terry's Mom is sure she does have it by the symptoms and how she is acting. Her father died from it and some relatives too. No this is the daughter in law in Wis. Thanks for the prayers.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------------------------------

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Thanks so much. I have forwarded the info onto our son.

Hugs

nne

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-----Original Message-----From: phxrodent@...Sent: Sun, 20 Jun 2010 02:35:56 -0000To: mserslife Subject: Re: Question for anyone on disability

hi marianne, here is the federal govt website page that discusses the subject in general:http://www.socialsecurity.gov/disability/this page discusses social security if you become disabled:http://www.socialsecurity.gov/dibplan/index.htmthis page discusses supplimental security income:http://www.socialsecurity.gov/ssi/remember, if she files for disability and is denied, she can appeal thru an attorney. (who specializes in social security disability claims - which can be found in your yellow pages of the phone book.) once she is awarded disability (the attorneys will take a percentage) she will receive retro/back funds. she will receive all the funds that should have been awarded her, from when they should have awarded, not denied, her disability.good luck. fill out all of the required paperwork with details and with much thought put into each answer. it will be a long and arduous process but well worth it when done. have her save a copy of everything she submits.diva>> Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.> > She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.> Hugs> nne>

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Hi,Haven't read anyone else's responses yet, but that is as far as I know, Lou Gerig's disease, and it is a horrible affliction.I don't know your answer about disability, I just hope andpray she has long term health insurance; do you know?love to you all, Kate Question for anyone on disabilityTo: MSersLife > Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She > will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible > disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have > died from it already.> > She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses > that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get > when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their > daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that > hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.> Hugs> nne> > love and blessings,Kate

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Hi Kate,

No its different than Lou Gehrig's disease.

Hugs

nne

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-----Original Message-----From: katelloydkidz@...Sent: Sun, 20 Jun 2010 12:25:08 +0000 (GMT)To: mserslife Subject: Re: Question for anyone on disability

Hi,Haven't read anyone else's responses yet, but that is as far as I know, Lou Gerig's disease, and it is a horrible affliction.I don't know your answer about disability, I just hope andpray she has long term health insurance; do you know?love to you all, Kate Question for anyone on disabilityTo: MSersLife > Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She > will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible > disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have > died from it already.> > She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses > that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get > when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their > daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that > hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.> Hugs> nne> > love and blessings,Kate

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I am so sorry, nne. How many children do they have? I will keep them in my prayers. SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: mserslife Sent: Sun, June 20, 2010 4:04:47 AMSubject: Re: Question for anyone on disability

Terry's Mom is sure she does have it by the symptoms and how she is acting. Her father died from it and some relatives too. No this is the daughter in law in Wis. Thanks for the prayers.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ --------- --------- ------Yahoo! Groups

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They have one little girl that is 6. The sad part is if Terry has Huntington disease, then Justyne has a 50/50% chance of having it. NOONE told our son about this before they were married. They finally told him AFTER Justyne was born. He said as much as he adores Justyne, that if he had known that this was in their family he would not have had any children.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ --------- --------- ------

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Is it? Sorry, I was mistaken and misinformed!In either case, it is a terrible affliction. Prayersfrom here.love, Kate Question for anyone on disabilityTo: MSersLife > Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She > will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible > disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have > died from it already.> > She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses > that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get > when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their > daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that > hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.> Hugs> nne> > love and blessings,KateFree 3D Earth ScreensaverWatch the Earth right on your desktop! Check it out at www.inbox.com/earth love and blessings,Kate

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That's just awful that he was not informed prior to marriage!What a sin to not be told; many wise decisions could havebeen made. Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ --------- --------- ------

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Thats ok Kate. I had never heard of Huntington disease until our son told us about it.

Hugs

nne

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Is it? Sorry, I was mistaken and misinformed!In either case, it is a terrible affliction. Prayersfrom here.love, Kate Question for anyone on disabilityTo: MSersLife > Our daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She > will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible > disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have > died from it already.> > She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses > that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get > when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their > daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that > hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.> Hugs> nne> > love and blessings,Kate

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I don't know if Huntingtons is like Muscular Dystrophy or not in that genetic testing can identify carriers. I have three adult nephews with MD. Their four sisters and then the nephew's daughters had genetic testing to see if they were carriers. With this kind of MD it's only the males that have MD and the females can be carriers. I understand from you that Huntington's can hit both males and females. It's a shame that your son wasn't told before there were children involved. big hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The

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They have one little girl that is 6. The sad part is if Terry has Huntington disease, then Justyne has a 50/50% chance of having it. NOONE told our son about this before they were married. They finally told him AFTER Justyne was born. He said as much as he adores Justyne, that if he had known that this was in their family he would not have had any children.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ ---------

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I am not sure what the other relatives were that had Huntington disease but I know Terry's father is the one that had it and now more than likely Terry. The way our son understands it, Justyne, their daughter, can't be tested until she is 10. Thats what one of the drs told him.

Hugs

nne

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Question for anyone on disabilityOur daughter in law more than likely has Huntington disease. She will find out the 24th. Google it sometime, its a horrible disease and hereditary. Her father and some other relatives have died from it already.She is able to work a day or two a week but when this progresses that will be impossible. Are they any other benefits you get when you apply for disability? Someone told me that their daughter would get some sort of compensation but I find that hard to believe. Any help would be appreciated.Hugsnne------------ --------- --------- ------