It’s a sad reality, but many people who are unable to work and are entitled to Social Security disability benefits are denied by the Social Security Administration because their condition cannot be formally diagnosed. One man who used to work as an executive for the Toyota Corporation was forced to quit working when his degenerative […]
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After man is denied SSDI benefits, friends and family pitch in
Posted on June 21st, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
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