Yes. Depression is a qualifying condition under Social Security Disability rules, but you would need to have medical documentation and an employment history demonstrating the depression significantly interferes with your ability to engage in substantial gainful activity (SGA). In 2010, SGA is $1,000 per month for most disabilities, and $1,640 for anyone legally blind.
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Yes.
Depression
severe depression
You need a disability lawyer.
he had melancholia...which today we call "depression"
J.K. Rowling has spoken publicly about her struggles with depression and how it influenced the creation of the Dementors in her Harry Potter series. However, she does not have a physical disability.
It is sometimes seen as a disability in work places and other places and it also limits you to the amount that you can cope and how you live your life. It's not a physical disability but it is a mental disability which people can get help for and overcome it.
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Yes, consult with you employer for FMLA forms and short term disability coverage.
Does it have any negative effects on the health of the consumer? Depression is the second reported cause of disability worldwide, according to the WHO
Anxiety and depression are illnesses that can impair you from working and earning an income. You can get disability insurance policies that incluse anxiety and depression. Some disability insurance policies will limit the mental/nervous benefits to two years. It is wise to check your policy schedule pages to understand when your policy will pay and for how long, if you ever become disabled and impaired to work.