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Applying for Social Security Disability with Tourette Syndrome
There are many symptoms that an individual with Tourette’s syndrome may suffer from that can prevent that individual from maintaining full-time work activity. The inability to work can lead to significant financial distress. Fortunately, in some cases, Social Security Disability benefits can help alleviate some of the financial stress caused by the condition. In order to be eligible to receive disability benefits from the Social Security Administration, you must meet the SSA’s medical qualifying criteria. When you apply for Social Security Disability benefits, the SSA will compare your condition to a listing of conditions known as the Blue Book. This publication contains all of the conditions that could potentially qualify an individual for Social Security disability benefits, along with the criteria that must be met for each condition. Read more.
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