| Most of us when we hear the term, social
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| | a friend, acquaintance, or family
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| security, tend to think of the elderly,
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| | relation who has become sick or injured
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| or get a brief pre-cognitive flash of the
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| | and, as a consequence, unable to work,
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| days ahead when we, too, will be "older"
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| | you may be at least a little familiar
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| and consigned to alloting portions of our
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| | with the programs and associate them with
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| days filling prescriptions and playing
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| | the broader safety net operated by the
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| bingo. And so we should. The U.S. social
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| | social security administration.The title
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| security program, drafted by the
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| | II and title 16 disability programs
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| Roosevelt administration and passed by
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| | administered by the federal government
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| congress as the social security act of
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| | allow individuals who are unable to work
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| 1935, was originally known as the old age
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| | the same dignity as retirement-age
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| pension act.Brought into existence at a
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| | workers. However, unlike the federal
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| time when the American people were still
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| | government's "old age pension",
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| in the throes of the great depression,
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| | qualifying for disability benefits
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| the social security act provided
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| | requires more than simply calling the
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| retirement benefits to elderly
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| | local social security office (for
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| individuals who might otherwise have been
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| | information on filing for disability
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| forced to rely on the generosity and
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| | benefits, this faq may be helpful:
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| stability of their immediate and extended
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| | Answers to disability program
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| family members. It was, essentially, an
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| | questions.To receive disability benefits,
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| expression of the belief that the
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| | an individual's medical condition must be
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| country's retirement-age workers should
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| | evaluated to determine whether or not
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| not be left to completely fend for
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| | their condition is truly disabling, and
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| themselves. It was, likewise, a
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| | also to determine whether or not their
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| reflection of our then-President,
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| | condition will last a minimal length of
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt, that the
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| | time. To this end, the social security
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| American nation was a single entity,
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| | administration has established a
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| bound in both sincerity as well as
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| | multi-component system to accomodate
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| obligation, to deliver a minimal level of
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| | disability applicants.How does this
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| equity to all its citizens.The social
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| | system work? In many respects, the system
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| security act provided a safety net for
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| | is overly complicated, but it essentially
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| the elderly. And, today, despite
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| | works as follows: an individual who
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| decades-long discussions of potential
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| | cannnot or who can no longer work simply
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| insolvency, it continues to provide this
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| | calls their local social security office,
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| same net. However, it also does quite a
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| | informing them of the desire to pursue
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| bit more. Today, social security covers
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| | disability benefits. Once this request
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| more than just retirement benefits for
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| | has been made, an appointment is made for
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| individual workers. It allows widows to
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| | the purpose of conducting an interview
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| receive benefits based on the earnings
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| | and application. Once an application has
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| records of deceased spouses and provides
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| | been taken, it is sent to a a state-level
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| survivors benefits for the minor children
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| | agency that specializes in making
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| of deceased parents. And, last but not
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| | decisions on such claims. At this agency,
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| least, it provides disability
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| | a person's medical records will both be
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| benefits.After the initial passage of the
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| | gathered and evaluated. And after the
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| social security act of 1935, the act was
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| | necessary analysis has been conducted,
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| later amended to include provisions for
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| | provided that a person meets the social
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| providing benefits to injured and sick
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| | security administration's standards of
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| workers, based on their disability
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| | eligibility, their claim will be approved
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| status. Such benefits were covered under
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| | and they can then look forward to
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| title II of the social security act.
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| | receiving benefits.Is the system always
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| However, to provide equal and fair
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| | this cut and dry? Unfortunately, in many
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| consideration to individuals whose
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| | cases, it is not. And, considering how
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| condition was such that they were never
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| | many bureaucratic institutions, including
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| able to work, or whose condition made it
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| | government programs, are run, this is not
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| impossible to work long enough to become
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| | to be unexpected. Yet, despite this, the
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| insured for title II benefits, title 16
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| | title II and title 16 sections of the
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| benefits were also established. Today,
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| | social security act provide help and
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| typically, we simply refer to title II
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| | needed resources for literally millions
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| benefits as social security disability
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| | of American citizens who are either
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| and title 16 benefits as SSI, or
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| | unable to work or whose condition,
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| supplemental security income.Chances are,
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| | starting from an early point in their
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| if you are younger than thirty, you've
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| | life, made it quite impossible to ever
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| never heard of either social security
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| | seek work.
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| disability or ssi. However, if you've had
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