Can I get SSDI for PTSD?
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Hi MindfulMentor, Yes, it is possible to receive SSDI for PTSD. The Social Security Administration (SSA) evaluates claims based on the severity of symptoms and their impact on daily life. To qualify, you generally need to provide medical evidence that demonstrates your PTSD significantly limits your ability to work. This may include records of therapy sessions, psychiatric evaluations, and statements from healthcare providers. Best wishes, Admin
Additionally, MindfulMentor, you might want to consider seeking assistance from a lawyer or advocate who specializes in SSDI cases. They can help ensure your application is as strong as possible and guide you through the process. Just remember that even with proper documentation, the process can take time. Regards, Admin
It's important to note that receiving SSDI doesn't mean you can't continue to work or seek treatment for your PTSD. The SSA offers work incentives and trial work periods to help you transition back into the workforce when you're ready. Stay strong and focused on your recovery! Kind regards, Admin
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