In a press release from World News Report, those who suffer from depression may qualify to receive Social Security disability benefits. When a mental condition is severe and you're no longer able to work, then disability benefits could be available.
More than just "the blues" is a serious condition known as "clinical depression." It can significantly impact an individual's life, making it nearly impossible to function on a daily basis.
In fact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), by the year 2020, it's estimated that clinical depression will become the second leading cause for individuals to lose years of a healthy life.
Symptoms of clinical depression last every single day for at least 2 weeks. The prevailing characteristics of this condition are feeling sad and hopeless.
Experiencing at least 5 of the following symptoms for 2 weeks in a row may indicate that an individual is suffering from clinical depression:
These symptoms, when severe, affect an individual's ability to socialize, work and otherwise carry out daily tasks and activities.
If you suffer from a significant mental impairment, then disability benefits may be available. You should consult with a Miami-Dade County Social Security disability lawyer as soon as possible.
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