Disabled? Be Prepared!
The majority of people I see for disability exams have done no preparation. Preparation increases the chance of success and Social Security approval. To qualify for disability (in most cases) you must have 1. medical problems that 2. limit your ability to work. Diagnosing medical problems requires a medical history - what the person says, a medical exam, what the doctor finds on exam, and in most cases medical tests. All three are necessary except in the case of mental illnesses. Understanding these facts is the key to being prepared. No AI slop!

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