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Marfan Syndrome and Social Security Disability
An inherited disorder of the connective tissues that can have serious, even life-threatening implications, Marfan syndrome can qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Connective tissues anywhere in the body may be affected, though joint, vision, and heart complications are among the most common. Marfan syndrome can range from mild to severe, and the most severe cases lead to disability…Read More
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