Social Security Disability: Diabetes

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY= DIABETES 1ATA 24 Million people have diabetes in the United States. 1.9 Million new cases of diabetes are diagnosed in adults. TYPES OF DIABETES 79 Million people have prediabetes. Type 1: Diagnosed in children and young adults. The body does not produce any insulin. RISK FACTORS Type 2: Most common type of diabetes. The body does not produce enough insulin or is resistant to insulin. Age: As people age the risk of diabetes increases. Genetics: People with diabetic parents are more likely to suffer this condition. Lifestyle: Lack of physical activity, obesity, and poor diet increase the risk. QUALIFYING FOR SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS Requisite number of work credits Physical or mental condition Condition prevents you from working Condition is expected to last for one year CALL d'OLIVEIRA & ASSOCIATES Urinating Frequently Numbness and Pain in Hands and Feet Fatigue Vision Problems AT 1-800-992-6878 FORA FREE CONSULTATION