Do you help fill out disability application forms? I had it for a few years for epilepsy. Still have epilepsy but had period I got better so stopped disability and started working part time until about a year and a half ago

when I had a few severe seizures inside about 3 months, a new cardiac diagnosis requiring more than one surgical procedure and since 7/22 had approximately 9-10 surgeries due to arm trauma on dominant arm from infiltration of Iv when I had pneumonia last year and by mistake radiation due that should have been induced into my veins for CT scan ended up directly under skin and chemically burned my right arm. I need help reapplying so to speak for something much more physically damaging than I had the first time as well as still having epilepsy since birth that requires 2 meds and a surgical device implanted to help stop them if one starts. If not who can help me… in desperate need

A) I’m not able to fill out forms for you directly, but I can certainly guide you through the process and provide you with some advice on how to proceed with your disability application. Applying for disability benefits can be complex, but it’s important to ensure you provide accurate and thorough information to increase your chances of approval. Here’s a general outline of steps to consider:

1. Gather Medical Information: Collect all relevant medical records, test results, diagnoses, and documentation that support your conditions, including epilepsy and the complications from the recent surgeries. This will help establish the medical basis for your disability claim.
2. Review Eligibility Criteria: Familiarize yourself with the eligibility criteria for disability benefits in your country or region. Different places might have different requirements, so it’s important to understand what’s needed.
3. Choose the Right Program: Determine whether you’re applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), based on your work history, income, and other factors.
4. Contact Your Healthcare Providers: Reach out to your healthcare providers to discuss your intention to apply for disability benefits. They might be able to provide additional medical documentation or offer insights about your condition’s impact on your ability to work.
5. Complete the Application Form: Obtain the appropriate disability application forms from the relevant government agency. These forms are usually available online or at local Social Security offices. Follow the instructions carefully and ensure you provide all requested information.
6. Provide Detailed Information: Be thorough and honest when completing the application form. Describe in detail how your epilepsy and recent medical complications affect your daily life and your ability to work. Include information about the frequency and severity of seizures, medications, and any assistive devices you use.
7. Consider Seeking Professional Help: If you find the application process overwhelming, you might want to consider seeking assistance from a disability attorney or advocate. They can help ensure your application is complete and well-prepared.
8. Submit Supporting Documents: Along with the application form, submit all relevant medical records, reports, and any other supporting documentation that helps illustrate the severity of your conditions.
9. Follow Up: After submitting your application, stay engaged with the process. Keep track of your application status and any correspondence from the disability agency.
10. Be Prepared for Possible Denial: It’s not uncommon for disability claims to be initially denied. If this happens, don’t lose hope. You can appeal the decision and provide additional evidence to support your case.

Remember, the specific steps and requirements can vary depending on your location and the disability benefits program you’re applying for. If you’re unsure about any part of the process, consider reaching out to a local disability advocacy organization or legal clinic that specializes in disability rights. They can provide personalized guidance based on your situation and location.