It would be a mistake to try and have the SSA not look at ALL of your impairments when they determine whether or not you are "disabled." Not sure...

I agree with Mr. Maitland and will add that, based upon your description, it is almost certain that you receive SSDI benefits rather than SSI. You...

Extremely unlikely. You would have to prove that you became disabled while your work credits were still viable and thus you would be "insured" for...

I am not sure what it is you are asking but, if you were injured in the course of your employment, then you should reach out to a local workers...

You have a lengthy narrative of the events but I do not see that you have asked a question. So, for example, are you asking about an insurance...

Respectfully, your case is not at all unique but is something that experienced disability attorneys deal with frequently. I suggest that you reach...

If anyone was injured, and I certainly hope they were not, then reach out to a local personal injury lawyer who will be able to investigate and...

I agree with the prior answer. It is unclear whether you are asking about criminal defense / traffic ticket issue or perhaps an injury accident...

Full retirement age for those born in 1960 is 67 so your SSDI will continue until that time. You should get Medicare at 65 though.

Perhaps but not just yet. If they do their review and find that you are still disabled then all is well. If not, retain a lawyer IMMEDIATELY. ...