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I have had migraines since I was 12. They are totally debilitating in my case, just as many others have expressed. My question is: Can anyone draw disability due to migraines?.
Answer:
Dear Polly;
Yes, disability benefits can be awarded for debilitating Migraines. It's important that your doctors agree that your Migraines are at a level of disability because their evaluation will be considered. Here's an article with some basics about Social Security...
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