People living in Chicago and beyond might take their health for granted. People get up every day and go to work. However, in an instant, an illness or serious injury can turn a person’s life upside down and leave them unable to work and make a living for themselves. When that happens, many people rely […]
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Cancer survivor fighting to change laws surrounding disability benefits
Posted on May 3rd, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
Social Security Checks Delivered Electronically
Posted on April 27th, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
Change can be good. Then again, there are times when change is good for some, but not for others. The federal government will soon change the way individuals in Illinois and elsewhere receive their Social Security checks. Rather than receiving checks in the mail as they have for years, recipients of Social Security disability benefits […]
Inmates Could Lose More Than Their Freedom
Posted on April 18th, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
Being an inmate brings many changes, the majority of which involve restrictions of some sort. The most devastating of these restrictions is likely that of an inmate’s freedom. In Illinois and elsewhere, this transition can be a challenge. Illinois residents concerned with this issue will therefore be interested to learn about a new potential restriction […]
Even with Disability Benefits Woman Struggles to Survive
Posted on April 13th, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
Social Security Disability benefits are available to disabled individuals in every state, including Illinois. Without these benefits, many ill or injured individuals who are unable to work simply would not survive. One woman suffering from multiple sclerosis, high blood pressure, a heart murmur and COPD has found herself in a difficult situation. She receives Social […]
Saving Up a Wise Decision in Preparing for a Disability
Posted on April 4th, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
People in Chicago likely begin their day and take for granted that they are able to get out of bed, travel to work and complete the daily tasks that they are required to complete in their job. In an instant, an illness or injury can leave a person disabled and unable to work again. Currently, […]
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