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How long will my disability benefits last?
A: The SSA will award disability benefits until you are able to return to work or until death. Many times the SSA will review your disability claim and may terminate your benefits. Therefore, it is important to continue to receive treatment after you are found disabled.
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- I just received a Function Report questionnaire in the mail from Social Security. What should I do?
- Can abusing alcohol or illegal or prescription drugs harm my disability claim?
- Will I be asked to testify at my Social Security Disability hearing?
- I just received notice that my claim was denied. Should I appeal the decision or start a new application?
- I just received a notice from Disability Determination Services (DDS) that states I must undergo a medical examination by one of their doctors. Should I go to this appointment?