I just found out about a month a go from a co-worker that add, and adhd were labled as dissabilities. i have 3 children, 2 have adhd, and one is adhd,
i wasted no time in applying for disability for them, It hasn't been a month, and I just recieved 2 letter on 2 of them denying them disability because they are not blind, or disabled, I am just in shock over this, I have 60 days to appeal, which I intend to do.
the real shock is out of all the doctors and clinic's I provided them they contacted the one's with the least knowledge . Is this typical of the Social Security Administration, I thought they were more thorough than that.
I am wondering what to expect with the appeal, and am sure they will turn down my other child as well,
Do you believe I will need a lawyer at some point. Could you advise me of what actions I should take or what to anticipate. thank you for your response.

P.S. I thought the information on your website was so informative, I am more determined now , and driven to see this through for my children.

Sincerely,

Julia Wilson

YES, THIS IS THE SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS ... YOU WILL DO MUCH BETTER WITH AN ATTORNEY. NINETY-NINE PERCENT OF THE TIME YOUR ARE YOUR CHILD'S ONLY ADVOCATE.

FIND AN ATTORNEY THAT SPECIALIZES IN ADD/ADHD SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIMS AND MOVE FORWARD.

YOU DO NOT GET A DO OVER WITH YOUR CHILDREN. THIS IS YOUR ONE CHANCE. DO ALL YOU CAN.