What are common disability injuries?
The types of qualifying injuries accepted by the SSA to apply for social security disability include the following: Loss of limbs and amputation. Extensive burn injuries. Back problems, such as vertebral fractures and degenerative disc disease. Loss of any of the senses, like hearing, vision, and speech. Mental health conditions like PTSD, schizophrenia, anxiety, and depression. Chronic diseases and congenital disorders, including respiratory problems, immunocompromised conditions, pain conditions, cancer, leukemia, and lymphoma. Loss of motor control and coordination. Catastrophic brain injuries, neurological disorders, and brain damage. Broken bones that will take over a year to fully heal. There may be other injuries and disabilities that qualify for social security disability payments. As such, it is recommended to speak with one of our social security disability lawyers.