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Social Security Disability Frequently Asked Questions


Transverse Myelitis and Social Security Disability: What You Need to Know
Living with transverse myelitis can be life-altering. This rare neurological condition often strikes suddenly and can leave individuals facing paralysis, chronic pain, muscle weakness, bladder or bowel dysfunction, and overwhelming fatigue. For many people, these symptoms make it impossible to continue working — at least full time, and sometimes at all. At the Law Office of Christopher Le, we help individuals with serious medical conditions, including transverse myelitis, pur
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Retina Detachment and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI): What You Need to Know
Vision plays a critical role in our ability to work, live independently, and perform everyday tasks. When a serious eye condition such as retina detachment occurs, the consequences can be life-altering. For many individuals, the resulting vision loss may make it impossible to continue working, raising an important question: Can retina detachment qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)? At the Law Offices of Christopher Le, we help individuals understand their
Christopher Le
Dec 15, 20253 min read


The Waiting Game: What Really Happens During the Initial & Reconsideration Stages of a Social Security Disability Claim
Below is a polished, client-friendly blog post you can publish on your law firm website. I included clear explanations, reassurance, and professionalism — all tailored for Law Offices of Christopher Le. The Truth About the Initial & Reconsideration Stages of a Social Security Disability Claim: Why It’s Mostly a Waiting Game When new clients come to the Law Offices of Christopher Le, one of the most common frustrations we hear is: “Why haven’t I heard anything?” “Do I need to
Christopher Le
Nov 24, 20254 min read


Chronic Venous Insufficiency and Social Security Disability Benefits
What Is Chronic Venous Insufficiency? CVI happens when the veins in your legs can’t properly return blood to your heart. Blood pools, pressure builds, and over time you develop: Severe swelling (edema) Constant aching, heaviness, or burning pain Varicose veins Brownish skin discoloration (stasis dermatitis) Open, slow-healing ulcers on the lower legs For many, we represent — nurses, teachers, oil-field workers, warehouse employees, truck drivers, and retail workers — jobs tha
Christopher Le
Nov 24, 20252 min read
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