
The Social Security Administration is adding 38 more conditions to its list of Compassionate Allowances. This is the first additions to the list since October 2008. The new conditions range from adult brain disorders to rare diseases that primarily affect children. For a complete list of the new Compassionate Allowances, click here.
The Social Security Administration hopes that with these additions to the list tens of thousands of Americans with devastating disabilities will now get approved for benefits in a matter of days rather than months and years.
If you are effected by a disease or just need help filing social security, contact the social security attorneys at Rutter Mills. The social security lawyers help individuals get social security in Virginia and North Carolina.
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