"Every Thing You Absolutely Must Know About Lupus and Disability All In One Place!"

Dear Friend:

     If you have Lupus and are considering disability assistance (or especially if you're already on it), then you know the system is tough. 

     What You Must Know About Lupus, Who qualifies for disability?  Does Lupus count as a valid disability?  Who decides if you qualify?  How do you apply?  How do you get the disability forms you need?  Why does it take so long to get approved?  Do you really need an attorney?  How do you know if your check is accurate?  How does income from other sources affect your benefits?  Can you increase your benefit level?  Do you ever have to pay back disability income once received?  How does it work when you're ready to transition off benefits and go back to work?     

     As you may have know it can some times take years to get the diagnosis.  Most go to several doctors, take countless tests before completing the exhausting process of getting diagnosed.  Then it hits ya like a TON a bricks.... 

     I pick up from here....where the diagnosis leaves off my work begins.... offering information, comfort, and the support you need to adjust to your "new", often terrifying, life.  And I left no stone unturned to try and help by putting all the must have information on one place.
       
     At first, I was concerned with how and if one would qualify for disability for discord Lupus, because its limited to the skin identified by a rash on the face, neck and scalp.  
    
    Then I researched Systemic lupus (SLE) chronic autoimmune disease and learned that as the immune system attacks the body’s cells and tissue, resulting in inflammation, tissue damage and sometimes Lupus can be debilitating and potentially fatal which one would think is a qualified disability.

     But Systemic lupus is unpredictable, with periods of illness (called flares) alternating with remission allows Social Security to argue that you wont need disability assistance.  So I realized that people would need help getting approved, 

     As I learned more about the system, It became clear that those on disability need assistance maximizing their benefits, and most importantly, supplementing their income without losing their benefits when they were ready to transition back to the work force.

     That's why when you subscribe to my FREE Lupus and Disability Report you'll get concrete help with qualifying for
Disability,

• How to find out whether you qualify,  
   

• Do all kinds of Lupus conditions count (Including lupus erythematosus, subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus, systemic lupus erythematosus sle, discoid lupus erythematosus, cutaneous lupus erythematosus) 
  

• What about other conditions including depression, diabetes, heart conditions, fibromyalgia, obesity, epilepsy, lower back problems, depression, anxiety, other mental disorders, etc)
  

• Where to find the appropriate Disability Application, and the draw backs to applying for Social Security disability online!
   

• Learn the exact wording to use in your application so your  Lupas disability case is clearly expressed so you'll win fast,
  

• Find out whether you can be approved for disability if you're already self employed and if there is anything special you need to include in your application because your self employed
   

• See whether a person collecting disability can have an ownership interest in a business!
   

• Find out WHO decides what constitutes Lupus as a disability
   

• See how to get disability reinstated if you temporarily went
  off it and require it again
   

• How to get through financially from the time you apply until you're approved
   

• Discover how income from other sources (investments, royalty checks, spousal support, SSI, etc) affects your disability benefits
  

• How to hold your head high and get respect! 
   

• Discover if you qualify for State disability Insurance.  Learn which state agency to contact to apply.

Sincerely,

Brian Therrien

PS - This resource really is free, and consists of dozens of articles, audio interviews, and videos of experts and resources I've hunted down for you (delivered via email, audio, regular mail, and websites).  I have sponsors who help fund this ongoing work (you'll see their advertising on my sites), and I'll occasionally recommend a paid resource if I've thoroughly reviewed it and found that it meets a specific need.