In appears to me in representation of claimants with severe obesity that many times a major weight bearing joint is affected, meaning a knee, leg, hip, ankle, etc. The reason this is so important as a factor lies in the social security ruling 02-01p(5),  does your weight bearing joints and or joint have arthritis and does it affect your ability to ambulate and or walk or stand? I have met with and represented many obese individuals who can no longer walk without the assistance of a cane or walker, there ability to ambulate effectively has stopped, and thus they become disabled.

Losing weight is never easy, and most people I represent simply do not have the money to have surgery to help them with weight loss, so generally under the ruling above it is not a reason alone to deny you disability because you cant afford the weight loss surgery. Many of my clients have tried to lose weight and simply can’t do it.

You need only give us a call if you suffer from severe obesity and or being severely over weight, we would be very pleased to help you. At my law office socialsecuritydenied.com you will speak directly to me, and you can be assured that at my office the most important case is your case.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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Breaking your leg, known as the femur bone is a very big health issue. Many times the individual is placed on a pressure machine when the femur bone is broken. Even after leaving the hospital and reaching the point where an individual can walk, the lasting effects of a broken leg can be life changing for an individual who is 50 years of age or older. Many individuals experience a permanent limp, and or require permanent assistance with a cane.

Many of my clients use their legs and backs everyday they work, they carry, lift, move and fix objects that can weigh upwards of 100 pounds or more. With a healed broken leg many clients never gain back their full mobility, and can never lift the weight that they once could at their job. Some clients even are required to use a cane for mobility, and thus their former work is no longer available.     

Their is help available, and here at my office socialsecuritydenied.com we can provide it to you. We will review your claim, and there is never a charge unless I collect money for you. At my office the most important case is your case.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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The most common effects from back surgery tends to be the inability to tolerate bending over; tolerate standing for periods of time; sitting down for long periods of time; missing work often;  and constant pain. While many claimants tend to feel better after their surgery, they can never return to their career, and often find it impossible to return to work, due to their physical limitations associated with their back.

Most back surgeries have to be done as a result of  accidents, disease, and or a combination of the two. Social Security disability has several listings that take into account all the problems that are associated with back surgeries and multiple back surgeries, due in part to either disease and or an accident.

A very important part of your disability case will be your medical records, they will show the judge what you have been through, and what you suffer from, along with a detailed explanation of your back surgery and or surgeries. Sometimes it is possible to obtain a medical source statement from a treating physician such as back surgeon and or a primary care doctor, obtaining one of these allows the judge to get an up to date opinion from your doctor.

If you need our assistance with your disability claim, please give us a call, you will speak directly to an attorney, and if we are on the phone with another client, we will personally call you back. Here at socialsecuritydenied.com your case is the most important case.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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The conditions that develop with the onset of vertigo can include loss of hearing; balance attacks; tinnitus and the onset of these conditions can be gradual and then become more frequent. Sometimes clients will have had a positive ENG, this is very important to the claim, however sometimes many clients cant afford to see a Dr. in the beginning of their claim, and may have to wait until later to have the test done on them. We have fought vertigo cases with private insurance companies and the Federal Government, and won. We will be your Vertigo disability attorney. We understand the impact this disease has on a person, and the ability for that person to earn a living. We are only a phone call away.

I understand this entire process of social security disability can be frustrating, especially if you suffer from a condition like vertigo, however there is help, and we can provide it. You need only call us here at socialsecuritydenied.com and let us get the process started, there is never a fee up front, and we only get paid if we are successful on your claim.

I look forward to speaking with you, because at socialsecuritydenied.com you speak directly to me. I am only a phone call away, and I will be the one to represent you at your hearing and on appeal. Give us a call, let us be your Vertigo disability attorney.  

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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If you desire to speak directly to a  lawyer who handles disability cases, then you have come to the right place, as an attorney doing disability, I take all of my own calls from clients, here at my office, socialsecuritydenied.com you do not have to leave a message with a para legal, you can speak directly to me, and if I am in a disability hearing, you can leave me a short message, and I will personally call you back.

Speaking directly to an attorney can be a very comforting feeling doing your disability case. There just are no barriers between your phone call,  and speaking with me, your disability attorney. I use my 14 years of being a trial attorney to analyze your claim, to avoid pitfalls and to meet deadlines that can get your case thrown out. This information will come from me, a trial lawyer with 14 years in the courtroom. 

When you want straight answers directly from an attorney about your disability case, just simply pick up the phone and speak directly to a disability attorney here at socialsecuritydenied.com. I have always represented people, and I have never worked for the government.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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Well you might want to ask your attorney, if we go in front of the judge, will you write me a trial brief, and the answer at socialsecuritydenied.com is yes, we do that for you. Will the attorney speak directly to you when you phone the office, and of course here at our office you always speak to an attorney for an update of your claim. 

I am often asked as a disability attorney, will you come to see me? The answer here at my firm is yes, we visit many of our clients in their homes and hospitals. Many people also ask, how can I afford to pay you? The answer is you owe me nothing if I don’t win your case, nothing. If I do win your case the government will pay me a set percentage of your back pay, and that is capped as well. These are things you need to know when hiring disability attorney.

The easiest answer to all of your disability questions can be found by simply calling the office here at socialsecuritydenied.com, we would be pleased to speak with you, and if you need us to come visit you, we will certainly do that for you. At socialsecuritydenied.com you are not a case number, you are my client.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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There are so many questions involved with social security disability, like, how long will all of this take? what will they ask me about my disability? will I go in front of a judge? will my lawyer be with me? why did they deny me, I have worked my entire life? These are just a few of the many questions I get daily, and I never get tired of answering them. I enjoy getting know my clients, and enjoy the work that I do in social security disability. I have always been an attorney in my professional career. I have never worked for the government, it has always been my desire to represent people, and that is what I do.

Please feel free to call the office anytime, and if we can help you, we are always available to drive to meet you, you never have to drive into Nashville to meet us, unless you desire to do so, we are more than happy to drive to you. Act now to get the benefits you deserve. Find us at socialsecuritydenied.com or crohnsdisabilityattorney.com

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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While in recent years some new and promising breakthroughs have taken place in regards to MS, the continued toll on the body that MS takes is over whelming to most individuals. It destroys many claimants ability to do simple task such as walk, take care of themselves, shop for groceries and live independently.

It is hard for many of my clients to accept the results of MS, many clients tell me that their last resort is filing for disability, as they have drained their savings and have no other options. I always tell clients that filing for disability when you have MS is nothing to be bashful about, the cost of today’s medicines and treatment are far more than most people can afford.

I would be pleased to assist you with your claim, you need only phone my office, and if you can’t come to me, I will come to you. When you phone my law office you will speak directly to me, and I will be the one to represent you through your entire claim. I look forward to helping you and being your MS disability attorney.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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Crohns disease can most certainly be described as any inflammation of any part of the gastrointestinal tract, but most often Crohn’s disease is the inflammation of the distal ileum or colon. Sometimes complete removal of the colon is required, however this is no guarantee that the pain will stop. Most Crohns disease claimants go through episodes of the disease, the key part of the Social Security listing for it is, how long does the period of recurrence last? How long does persistence last? How long does the intermittent obstruction last?

Although difficult to discuss, the main issues with Crohn’s disease can be the constant diarrhea and weight loss, the diarrhea is so difficult sometimes that it prevents clients from keeping their job. The weight loss can lead to devastating health issues, and without medical treatment, possibly death.

The drugs used to treat Crohn’s disease can have terrible side effects. The drug Prednisone is used in the most severe cases of the disease. It is most important to describe these side effects to Social Security Disability. Hospital stays are generally part of a client’s treatment if they have been prescribed Prednisone, it is a sign of how serious the condition has become for the client.

The importance of all medical records and client’s testimony relating to this disease cannot be understated. The medical records for a Crohns disease claimant reveal the doctors thoughts, treatments, recurrence, and treatment of the disease, the records are also used to show an arthritic condition that occurs with Crohns disease.   The testimony although sometimes hard for the client to discuss is essential as well, it is so very important to let Social SecurityDisability know about your conditions including, diarrhea, fevers, arthritis, and pain.

I would be please to speak with you about your disability claim, there is never a fee at my law office unless I win your claim, and there is no obligation for calling. Feel free to reach me at toll free (877) 271-2633 or our local number at (615) 308-2633.

I look forward to hearing from you.

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Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

The medical records of my clients generally show in cases of Pancreatitis that the attacks are painful, they last long periods of time, they are unpredictable when they occurre, and how much pain there is between each and every attack of  Pancreatitis. I am usually asked, is there a difference between Acute Pancreatitis and Chronic Pancreatitis? The answer is yes, Acute goes away after a few days and does not come back, Chronic is recurring, and does not go away.

Pancreatits produces pain, nauseau, vomiting, and repeatedly returns, it is so dibilitating that most people cannot keep a job, and thus must file for Social Security Disability. It is not easy to deal with this disease and disability filings, we could be pleased to help you out, and allow you peace of mind. 

Please give me a call if I can be of assistance to you in your time of need, you may reach the law office Monday through Saturday at toll free (877) 271-2633 or local at (615)308-2633.

I look forward to hearing from you, and remember if you can’t come to us, we will come to you.

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Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.