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Old 03-17-2012, 07:37 PM #1
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Default Filing for disability

What are the odds of getting disability for my 21 yr old son who has severe, intractable daily migraine headaches? I know when you hear migraines you think just get over it but these are so bad and so consistent he rarely is able to get out of bed. He is not able to work and has yet to finish a full semester of college since graduating from high school. Where do I start? My wife has started the paperwork but it is slow going. We are still waiting on some medical records from one of his neuros.
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