Posts Tagged 'blind'

Diabetes Disability Attorney

Diabetes is a debilitating disease, it requires precise health care, and even with that Diabetes can lead to amputations, loss of vision and Neuropathy. Social Security Disability has a listing for Diabetes, it lists what is required to receive disability, as noted below:

Diabetes with;

A. Neuropathy demonstrated by significant and persistent disorganization of motor function in two extremities resulting in sustained disturbance of gross and dexterous movements or gait ans station; or

B. Acidosis occurring at least on the average of once every ...

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Blind Disability

There is a listing under Social Security Disability for poor vision. The listings for poor vision or being blind is very technical in nature, the listings are as follows:

  1. Impairment of central visual acuity
  2. Contraction of peripheral visual fields in the better eye
  3. Loss of visual  efficiency
  4. Complete homonymous hemianopsia
  5. Total bilateral ophthalinopiegia  

Each of the above listings require a medical technical explanation, however it is possible to not meet the technical listings and still be declared disabled under the listing of poor vision. Things that have to be considered range from, how ...

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