I just won my case!!! Thank you sooo much for the awesome advice!! 😇

God Blessed me to Win my case May 27th of this year. My Hearing was May 12th. I'm so happy because I really need the help. May Our Lord Bless Everyone to win their cases In Jesus Name.

Its a shame we have to go to a hearing. Medical records should be good enough

My partner had a long, complex and difficult case. We watched almost all Jonathan Ginsberg's excellent instructional videos to prepare our documents for court. AMAZINGLY the judge ruled in our favor just before the hearing! We were told he was highly impressed and said our case was so strong it should have been been ruled in our favor before it reached him. We were also told that this virtually never happens. Thanks!

I have been fighting disability for almost 7 years! I have been through for lawyers and then denied about 7 times and I'm on my third appeal with my fourth lawyer! My surgeon and my primary doctor have both written notes stating that I am totally and permanently disabled but disability just over looks all of that! It's not fair to the people that need it like me and then people that can work get the disability! Why??? I really feel that they do not even look at your medical records that you send in! Thank you and your videos were very nice and helpful!

I spent about 10 minuets in front of the judge and my case was approved.I have no doubt that Mr. Ginsberg's video's helped me receive my favorable decision.Thank you again.

After 10 years I finally got my approval!!

I just found out today I got a fully favorable today. Thank you for all your videos. They really helped me keep it together

Thank you ! Watching your videos gave me a lot of knowledge! After 3 years, I won my SSDI & SSI this morning 😃

Thank you for helping us!!!!!! For free, that is so kind of you!

I found out I was approved right after my hearing. My attorney directly asked the judge and told her that yes, I was approved.

The amount of mental stress a person has to go through for Social Security Disability should be added to the overall accounting of benefits you receive. That's my opinion. I had my hearing Oct. 12th 2018 and was lamenting about that. Afterwards, my lawyer says it went well but now Im waiting for the final decision. My financial situation is running on fumes and I had to pay almost 7K for dental procedures after I cracked a tooth back in July. Talk about draining resources. I think I will be approved but this forever waiting is mentally draining. I don't want to file for bankruptcy either. These are supposed to be my "Golden Years".

I just won my disability. Talked to the judge on April 9th on the phone and yesterday May 2nd received my letter. YAY. Thanks for your videos Mr Ginsburg. Yes, the vocational witness said NO JOBS for me to do.

I just had my hearing today and the occupational therapist said there were no jobs favorable for me to do. I was nervous, but I do feel better after the hearing. Watching the video helped me feel better too.

Hi MR GINSBERG HALLELUJAH I WON MY SSDI CASE AFTER A FULLY FAVORABLE DECISION AT MY HEARING THANK FOR YOUR INSPIRED VIDEO THEY HELP HALLELUJAH

thank you so much for making these videos this one is a great comfort to me. I have been suffering with chronic pain, vertigo, and short term memory loss and I had my hearing on the 2nd of November and you have given me hope. my attorney was great and had my back because he took my memory into his heart. my last attorney left me hanging but people like you are a comfort.

I had a hearing today and a vocational and medical expert was there. Medical expert said I met the requirments for blue book listing and explained why. Medical expert also stated how long I met the listing. The judge bascially said ok and court was done, less than 15 minutes. Me or the vocational expert did not have to testify. My lawyers said good news I won my case fully favorable. Thank you for providing an accurate account of what to expect.

Mr. Ginsberg, I just wanted to thank you for all the videos you have posted over the years in reference to the stages for SSDI and SSI applications: Initial, Reconsideration, Hearing, and Appeals Council. Plus, what to expect from it. Please keep up the excellent work you do...

This guy is the best. Just watching his videos helped me win my case. Thank you!!!

Funny story... Today 11/09/2020 I was watching this video. I watched most of your videos all day taking notes prepping myself for my telephone hearing with the judge at 8:30 in the morning. I received a call from my lawyer at the 7:13 time mark of this video. My lawyer informed me that the OAD’s office called and canceled my court date and the judge was giving me a favorable decision. I was overcome with joy and mad at the same time because I had 5 pages of notes front and back. I felt prepared, calm and confident because of you videos. Thank you for what you do 🥰

Found your channel and have been watching a lot of your videos the past couple days. I was pending a case for 20 months and the day to throw the dice was yesterday. Extremely stressful, and I found a lot of stability after watching many of these videos. I got a tough judge apparently, but I believe it went well. I'm hopeful and I think I'd be panicking if I didn't have some education from your insight. Thank you very much for posting these. I'll know the result in a couple months and I'll be sure to follow through with my result. At my hearing I was presented a hypothetical about if I could return to my prior work, which was no. But I could do grocery bagging and laundry washing. After that a second hypothetical added in my mental limitations and suggested I'd be off task for 15% of the time, and absent 4 days a month. To which there was a firm no in response from the vocational expert. The hypotheticals ended at 2, and the judge thanked my lawyer for having a well presented case. I was respectful, referred to him as your honor, and though it was telephone only I believe he understood I was sincere about what I said. I don't think I would have walked into there with confidence if I hadn't stumbled on your channel. Thank you!

Had my appeal hearing a few weeks ago. When it came to the hypothetical questions the judge simply said “ based on testimony and the records before you, are there any jobs available”? The answer was no and the judge said “ok, I don’t need anything else and will write my decision “ hoping for a good outcome since that was complete different from initial hearing

Attorney Ginsberg I want to thank you for your videos. I had my phone hearing this morning here in California. I have watched many of your videos and they helped me feel better prepared thanks to your advice. I am super nervous because I feel the vocational expert wasn't very helpful in regards to my work capability of going back to work. I'm not in the same situation health wise as I am now. I am thankful for my legal representative that did speak up for me and my situation. I really hope my judge is as nice in her consideration as she has been described in her reviews. Wish me luck and thank you again Mr. Ginsberg. I wish you good health and safety.

If you don't win your Case by the Administrative Law Judge, of: Social Security, don't give up. Keep appealing it, until you win your Case.

This was extremely helpful, because of covid I had to do my hearing over the phone and I've been going crazy waiting for the judge to give her discission . I ( and my lawyer) think I have a strong chance but nothing is ever a 100% certainty, but some of the things you said gave me a lot of hope. One thing the judge did say before the vocational expert spoke was " we are going to treat this arm as an amputation " which I would think would be an extremely good sign, also the expert only listed 2 possible jobs but the number of available ones country wide was extremely low and that was not even factoring in covid , or my other injuries that would make it impossible to do them. Once again thanks for the video!

Attorney Ginsberg, I want to thank you for your excellent and informative videos on SSD. I retained counsel in my case and recently was advised that I prevailed. The process from filing to the final decision was approximately 7 months that included a medical IMA and Consultive IMA. I did not have an appeal or need for a hearing before a judge. Although I had a well known law firm representing my case, the best advise and information I received to prevail in my case, came from you and your very informative videos. I watched very many of them. I do want you to be aware though that I initially contacted you and was referred to another firm because I live on the East Coast. Your referred firm actually told me that I did not have a good case and was not interested to represent me. However, they were very wrong in their analysis. Fortunately, I persevered and contacted a well known firm in my area who realized that I had a slam dunk case at the onset. You might want to revisit some of your referred firms because I’m not sure they’re on their game. Thank you again for your wonderful videos on SSD. All the best to you Attorney Ginsberg!

My alj only asked one hypothetical question and told me I was getting a favorable decision. Thank you for all your videos. They were very helpful.

Thank you for your video on this topic. I have my hearing tomorrow and am, as I'm sure most are, incredibly nervous. This just gives me a little reassurance going into it that things *should* be fine. It's tough after dealing with ERISA disability for a while beforehand, with their wrongful denials/shady behavior, to go into something like this that's face to face. Hard to not feel like things may be stacked against you. So, thank you for this. I have a strong file and KNOW I have a strong file. Knowing what things are good signs may help curb anxiety while waiting for the official outcome notification.

Mr Ginsberg received a bench decision last week all your videos from years back helped me

Had my hearing monday,my lawyer asked me a few questions and then judge said she has no questions for me and no questions for the ve then court was adjourned!!,my lawyer asked me to step out then she came out 5 minutes later and told me I won my case!!!!,Waiting on the written decision now!!,I'm from raleigh,n.c.

Nice 411, just went thru z hearing this morning, it was like he was a fly on the wall..GREAT VIDEO, VERY ACCURATE!

Thank you so much, Mr. Ginsberg, I go to appeal tomorrow. Your videos are giving me a direction on how to represent my self. Wish me luck.

Very professional, A great help to try understand legal process. THANK YOU.

Mr Ginsberg. I am filing disability now because of seizures. I'm having 2 to 5 a week despite following doctor instructions amd prescriptions. you videos are very helpful with so much information offered. if you could would u do a video about disability for seizures thank you so very much for all the info you provide in your videos

Thank you for spending your time. This is very nice of you to put my mind in order.

Thankyou for your Advice. It comforts me that you are doing all you are able to do for us! I'm at my first Appeal. I have a Paralegal helping me out. Thankyou for your Advice. Love your Channel and sharing your Videos to my Freinds that need Advice on how to go about getting SSDI and SSI. Blessings to you and your Family. 🙏

I got the worst judge in my state, and he basically just crucified me and my witness as unreliable in the hearing. My attourney made it so the VE couldn't find any jobs I could sustain for any period of time. But I'm 100% sure because of how he acted, my case is being denied. He asked me questions that neither me nor my attourney even thought of preparing for. Thank you for your videos and help, but I guess there's really no helping a judge who seems to play god with people.

These are valuable insights. You clearly have a lot of experience.

Thank you so much for this info it not only helped me but now I'm at ease to know how my case will go

Thank you Mr, Ginsburg, you are very thoughtful to be helping so many people who others wise wouldn't stand a chance. I'm not looking for an a disability attorney, at this time only i will most definitely be referring others to you. I really appreciate your compassion an honesty, those seem to be very rare these days. Do you practice any other Law other than disability ? Again thank you.

It took me 4 years to get approved. They finally had to move my case from Cleveland to Connecticut to help with the backlog. this was 2004 - 2008. From the time connecticut got my case it took about TWO or THREE months before I won it,

Mr. Ginsberg, I recently got a bench decision. I’m guessing that would be the best news anyone could get. You have helped me from step one. I really do appreciate it.

Thank you! Your videos are very helpful! I had a hearing last month was denied ×2 I hope and pray that I win my case it's been a long journey- I had to hire a lawyer.

All of your videos have been excellent and in important information, thank so much I won my case after seven years

We always recommend Jonathan Ginsberg to suffering people. He truly cares and generously shares vast expert knowledge but continues to guide you every step of the way. He is a Godsend (yes, with a capital G.)

We've been going through this for 6 years with my husband. He has a vascular necrosis in ALL his joints. And degenerative disc disease. 2 hip replacements and more joints needed and constant denials. We've lost our life savings, our home ... everything. I'm sick of it

I just had my hearing this morning! this video is helping ease my anxiety

Hey mr Ginsberg your are amazing i got ssdi on my first try , however if i didnt get it , i learned so much from watching your videos i would of kept trying ...

My opinion on this matter: It doesn't matter. If you win, you won. That was the goal, that was the focus of all your efforts. If you lose, you will need to adapt and respond to that circumstance and hopefully already be prepared well in advance. As an athlete, I would never know how big of a trophy I would win or where I would put it, if I lost it wouldn't be relevant. And there have been times I've later found myself struggling with the problem of how to get it back home with a vehicle packed full of people and equipment. Always stay focused on the goal, put all your efforts into achieving victory, especially when it is desperately needed and hard fought. Once you know the results, go from there. Athletics are pretty swift with instant feedback, courts not so much. Be patient and diligent in times of uncertainty, and take that time of uncertainty hoping for the best, but get a head start on planning for the worst.

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Thank you I think I just won my case, judge wanted a review and payee... Your videos helped me so much

thanks for the information. and your other videos are great too.

Thank you for taking time to make these videos I hope you have a blessed day

I have my hearing early April this year and I am very scared to go. I don't explain things very well, I lose my train of thought and sometimes I can't even speak at all. I have multiple physical disabilities and a few mental, plus just now getting diagnosed with bipolar. It's too close to my hearing to submit much more evidence so the judge won't even know all the information from this months tests and new diagnoses. Plus every time someone asks me about my problems I just start crying, I can't even control it. But I will do the best i can. Thanks for making this video, I am still terrified but listening to you helps.

Thank you so much for your videos they are greatly appreciated.

I never went before a judge.I went to an M/E appointment that was given to me and took some mental tests and talked to the doctor.I was there for at least a hour I think,or longer.

My brother who is 100% medical disabled with the VA and the vocational witness said there was no jobs available due to his limitations, the judge still denied his case based on his age. His lawyer was really surprised of the ruling.

Thank u so much my case was favorable....

Mr. Ginsberg, I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. I mean that . I had THE worst representation you could possibly have, and on top I had a judge that had a 24% approval rating and every comment about him on SSDI website was extremely bad. I actually emailed you last year about quiting the firm representing me but after talking to you I decided I had to prepare myself and I did. I spent 5 months prior to the hearing asking my firm for the name and number of my lawyer and was denied every single time, called asking how we were going about winning my case and was sighed at and told by my caseworker that she had a college exam the following day to prep for and she didnt have time to talk to me and try the next week, you see the point, this went on 3 years through 2 denials and 17 hours before my hearing my attorney finally got in touch, THROUGH TEXTING MY PHONE . Yeah , telling me to be 10 min early? Basically I knew I was screwed. Met her the next morning, she arrived 7 minutes before our case? All 22 years old with braces and shy and told me this was her 3rd case and the first 2 cases she had was with this judge and she lost... Yeah... So the week before I went and got letters from all my ex coworkers , made special trip to my doctor and got more detailed letter about my limitations, went to my ex employer and had him write me a lengthy letter about my limitations and filled my briefcase with all these things and 7 medications that I was on , and took pictures of my bedroom showing I had a massage table that my wife used on me , my treadmill, and inversion table. After meeting the judge he said , My court my rules I Do Not Allow Opening Statements or Closing Statements and I See you been denied 2 times before. And he asked my lawyer 2 different questions and her answer both times were a sound like Uhhhh for a moment followed by I dont know and seemed to be struggling....... Glad I watched your videos or I would've been toast... I wasted no time Jumping right in and said Judge , I dont know my lawyer , never seen her before, was denied fair counsel and I have evidence here to support my case that just became available because of a recent change of address and a lengthy time in the mail and would you consider it your honor. He said yes I will accept it. Looked through the letters and Dr notes briefly and said thank you.... Asked the lady if their were any jobs I could do and she said yes ? 200,000 parking lot attendants Job's and 200,000 assembly jobs using only my hands? Judge said how many can he do with limited use of his left arm and needed unscheduled breaks throughout the day, I spoke up and said ALSO taking 3 Narcotic pain meds and 1 Barbituate multiple times a day and several controlled muscle relaxers and Gabapentin to numb my nervous system... She looked at the judge and said there are 0 jobs he could do . Judge said thank you ma'am, put his files in order and closed his book and said , Well there you go that wasnt bad was it ? I said I guess not.. The judge sit back and spent the next 1 hour asking me what kind of dog I had, then told me what his was, ask me if i ever had any hobbies before my injury and I told him yes years ago I build and raced muscle cars , and he told me what his dream muscle car was and on and on forever. Told me I was done and to hang in there that it takes awhile to get an answer in the mail, got up and left the room... That was the end ? Never told me if I won or not , nothing..... My young clueless lawyer walked so fast I couldn't catch her to ask her? So in your honest opinion what do you think Sir ? Waiting for your opinion

Thank you for your input ! You're very informative and honest 💯👍

I'm 37 and had my hearing today. My attorney thinks I'll be approve. Mine is for both mental health and physical both. I pray get approve. All I was, was honest. Thank you for your professional opinion and help. Your videos did help me prepare for my hearing. Thanks

love your videos you did make me feel better about my case

Hopefully alll good because i have had 3 stokes 2 heart attacks and foot drop plus bipolar disorder. Attorney said we got a good judge. Your video was helpful

I became disabled in 2015 , represented myself because I wouldn't fake an injury . I was denied 2015 and 2016 . I was finally approved after my first hearing for 2017 and stumbled upon your videos a couple of months ago and they did help with my 2nd hearing this past week . I thought I angered the judge twice with my ignorance so I didn't think it went well , but after the doors closed the secretary told me it looks like it went favorable for me . I've been donating plasma twice a week for over a year and that's way too often for a healthy person ! It honestly would be easier for me to go to work but I can only swing a hammer one time . This sucks !!! Thanks for easing the mental pain of feeling like I've slipped through the proverbial cracks of society . I've driven million dollar tanks and built entire neighborhoods and now I can't hardly ride a bicycle ! Social Security ,...fixed income ??? It's really social insecurity with a broke income . Thanks for the clarity in a mire of confusion !!!!!

I had a hearing and the judge told me to just stop being lazy and get a job. I did that, ended up in the hospital many times afterward. It’s so frustrating that no one will help me or try to offer help.

Your answer in regards to my 3 and 1/2 year review were spot on, and I thank you for that. You really put my mind at ease, 2 days ago I got the return letter they said there was no reason for a review at this time, and that my benefits would continue. Thank you again mr. Ginsberg

I enjoyed your videos, I think they answered my questions.

This is my second time in front of a AJL and my medical records were very well documented. The judge AND my attorney determined with the VS that I couldn’t work the jobs she mentioned. I knew then I would get approved.

Just had my hearing over the phone due to Covid restrictions, I was asked questions by the judge the doctor and the judge never asked the vocational expert any questions, when it was over I didn’t understand what the out come was so I called my attorney and he said the medical expert read my mri’s and past medical visit Dr. reports and sided with me and that the judge didn’t ask the vocational expert any questions so he said we won the case, I hope he’s correct now waiting for letter.🤞

I have recently applied for SSD. In 2015 I had a ruptured bicep tendon and the doctor botched my surgery and I ended up with 7 total reconstructive surgeries with another Ortho. He caused both biceps (Right and Left arms) to rupture do to treatments after the fact and I have been taking care of by Commission on Aging at only 41 years old. I can't do anything for any period of time before my biceps knot and cramp up! I sent all of my medical records in and I've been waiting for almost 5 months now for an answer. I called and they said its still an open case. Is this a good sign or what should I look at next? Your videos are amazing and thanks for posting them!

P.s. love watching your videos! Very informative. Thank u.enjoy each one. Very helpful.❤

Congratulations on your "Signs You Have Won Your Social Security Disability Hearing" inspirational thanks for sharing. 🙏

just won mine by myself

I live in California been waiting for what seems like forever for my hearing

Thanks to you I now know my Judge has a 64% approval rating for 2018 going back to 2009 nothing less then 60% and 70% at his highest, I know he is fair and values credibility over all. This is all great information to know before going into court, again thank you I'm getting more and more positive about my chances I go March 21st.

Hi Attorney Ginsberg. I had my appeal hearing in January of this year. The vocational expert’s final statement to the judge is that “there are no jobs that this individual would be able to maintain long term” (upheld by a work history of more jobs than I have years on this planet, most lasting 6 months or less with excessive write ups and conflict with supervisors and coworkers). If the vocational witness testified “there are no jobs this individual could maintain long term” why then would the ALJ deny my appeal? The ALJ’s denial has been appealed to the Appeals Council as of May 2019 with an application date of July 2017 though it was my 4th application since January 2015. I believe I am eligible to receive an expedited appeal decision based on the diagnosis of a psychosomatic disorder (pseudoseizures) but my lawyer has not responded to my attempts to contact/speak with him and I have been trying since August 24th in writing and with multiple phone calls/voicemails left. What can I do?

I have my hearing this morning. It’s going to be a phone hearing due to the pandemic. I am very nervous. It’s been a miserable 2 years that I haven’t been able to work or make any finances. I really hope it goes my way. I have Quada equina syndrome and had back surgery. I suffer from back pain, extreme numbness and loss of bowel and bladder function. I’m only 36 years old and my life has become very miserable. I hope they have mercy on me😢🙏🏻

Even with my VERY low available work for my condition, with years of medical records, Spinal Stenosis, & mental disorder, if you got a judge that only approves like 15% of cases, you have no chance!

The information on winning social security case was very informative. Thank you

I was on short-term and long-term disability from November 2017 through April of 2019. It was a stressful time but thank God I have the short-term and long-term to help me out. Anyway, I have to see the judge in August with the lawyer and at the end of the hearing I have a feeling that I would get the favorable and I was right. I received the lumsum last week but of course Met-Life will take most of it since they were paying me for the long-term disability. Oh well!

The judge I had yesterday (I'm dealing with a hearty set of mental diagnoses) he and the voc rep asked the questions set almost exact to the example you have. They went over 3 jobs that people with similar issues have, then the hypothetical questions. He asked two, one bases on my lack of attention, and and other about missing so many days (with my issues, I have to have stays at a psych ward to .. wind down) both answer from the voc rep was a stern strong No. This gives me more hope that I will get my case. Again ik there's still a chance of being denied, but you have helped alot! Ty for giving a resource for people seeking disability. God Bless you, and may you keep helping people get the right information and help!

I had my 2nd hearing yesterday went perrty good lasted 20 min lawyer said he was 90 percent sure am Genna get approved

The ALJ asked if my past jobs were available, but no hypothetical questions. I have had many emergency room visits over the last year and a half, and the ALJ asked my attorney about those and seemed focused on those. My attorney thinks we won, had my hearing 12/18, still waiting on a decision. What are your thoughts Mr Ginsberg? Of course i hired my attorney before I discovered your videos. You have been a big help understanding this whole process and I thank you for that.

- I have permentant brain damage from viral endephelitis and my doctor wrote a limitation letter. It includes loss of memory every morning for 15min- 1/2 hr. I have gone to jobs I have not been at in 20 years. I had previously sold my house to care for my Dad. Now when I wake up, I go thru reliving the moment my dad died. I have missed all but 2 of my grandchildrens baseball and soccor games. I never missed one before. I have many side effects like loss of eqilibrium ( I work on Heavy equipt and Dr. said no climbing on equiptment. I have short term memory, so when I tried toto sit at a desk job, I would get everything mixed up and always let go. I had a great career, working on trucks,busses,boat for people like Michael Jordan,Scottie Pippen,Garth Brook, Paisley and there was nothig better than hearing an engine I built running. I was well in demand. As you can tell , my spelling and grammer off. I am over 50 so a change of jobs isnt going to happen. I had to use my retirement account to live. Im finally getting my hearing after the first denied, apeals judge moved and it got rescheduled 8 months later. I planned to play a special song at my daughters wedding in OCT. I can no longer do that as I try a min of 2 hrs everyday to ge t thry and remember it. I read it is better to remain non emotional before judge. The main question is how bad is it to get emotional when expaining hings, I cant even think about how this has ruined y life without tears running down.Then I worry my problem will be word loss, where I just freeze motionless as I try and get words out.I am lucky my house is paid andI pay $2K per year taxes and my neighbor pays over $10k our taxes were grandfathered due to owning it since 1970. I never planned on retiring, Working on machines was like playing with toys. My Dad wored till he died at 76 and my grandpa dies still working at 91. I ctually brought my car into a shop for first time in my lidee as I became a master tech for buses, truck,diesel and automotive.I was embarrassed inside. Anyway, shoould I keep emotionless or honest..I know poor me I cant wor isnt something to show, cuz I want to. I follow companies testing for cures, raise and donate money and wont stop trying to work if I can. so any advice..sorry about spellind..not going to go back and correct, its mind numbing.

I just had my hearing on 09/15/2020 I have lupus, fibromyalgia, arthritis, PTSD, and depression and anxiety Al are documented in records. I'm 39 and at the end of hearing vocational expert said three jobs that were light but when the judge ask the vocational expert hypothetical questions for those three jobs she said, no. My lawyer didn't have nothing to say at the end he called me and said great job and he said he just need to send all my medical records because all she has is the rfc forms the rhumatologist and phycologist signed. My attorney said he so proud of me and my testimony he put a star by my name. I been dealing with SSI for 5 years. I hope I get approved I can't work or think in the condition I'm in.

I have to say, I had my hearing yesterday and my lawyer said it could take up to 1 hour, well, it took less than 10 minutes and the judge never asked me anything other than my proof of my name swear me in then they called a psychologist first and then it was over just like that. Listening to what the doctor and judge were saying about exhibits and my medical records, it sounded as if I was meeting 90-95% of the criteria, and the doctor was using words like"disableing" "incapacitating" "severe" and so forth. When my lawyer and I left the courtroom he told me he thought It was favorable because of how my medical evidence was, still have to wait and see. For the record, I can't stress enough to anyone how important your consistent medical documentation is, I have records all the way back to 1988. It is absolutely crucial. I'm 37, I am diagnosed with bipolar, depression, anxiety, agoraphobia, dependent personality disorder, turrettes since age 7 and ODD, OCD, and ADHD. I have took soooooo many different meds throughout my life I could never remember them all and still take meds to this day. I have worked in many different fields as well and have had almost 30 different jobs since I was 16. I tried not to give up and It sucks trying and failing over and over, I guess mental health finally took its toll on me. Good luck to anyone out there in a similar boat. FYI, it took me 14 months from application date to hearing date, now I'm waiting some more. I consider myself lucky to be where I'm at in the process in the amount of time it has been.

Thank you for all of your expertise in educating everyone with Grid Rules and Listings. My Hearing lasted 5 minutes using Grid Rules. Vocational Expert provided her opinion I am SVP 3? Yet the Judge stated SVP 2 and granted my disability on the spot. With your videos I was prepared with a full and comprehensive two minute statement with lots of practice. I also had a comprehensive and current medical file. If my date of disability is December 20 2019, when am I eligible for Medicare?

This was very helpful. Thank you very much.☺☺☺

I actaully have my hearing coming up in April of this year of 2019 tho i am not applying for SSD but SSI. I dont feel like i waited so long for this Hearing its been less then 2Years. So im wandering if thats a good thing or a bad thing. Im thinking its a good thing tho. I was actually a bit surprised that my hearing came up so quickly. But your video's are helpful 4sure. There's so much i didn't know yet now i do. So yes thankyou 4that.

They told me during the hearing, after 10-15 minutes.

My Mother and. Father handled it. If I can find classes on line look out here I come Jonathan

I am studying to become an EDPNA, I learn from you and I think your strategies are great

In your experience, which decisions take longer....favorable or unfavorable? I had my hearing 10/25, do you think I’ll know something before the new year?

Could you do a video with the federal courts, with Social Security my SSI is in federal court now,, I would like to know how does that work it would be nice to know

Thanks so much for the video... Very helpful...

45 yr male, 28 years working on record, lumbar discectomy 10 yrs ago, now failing, thoracic and cervical radiculapthy and preparing for ACDF. Out of work a year, denied on initial and denied on reconsid....

For an attorney, what is the best social security CLE seminar? Thank you.

My court date is coming up in may i an so afraid that i wont get approved i been waiting for 1year and a half i suffered from depression, aniexty and other elements i been see my pcp psychiatrist and therpist i got the name of my judge and to me he seen like he is 50-50 he approved half and denied half so i dont what will be the out come of my case i have being listening and reading comment about how people won their cases and lost their cases now im in the same boat wondering if im going to win or lose my case the lawyers dont know they kust have and ideal on whats going to happen they have to wait just like us so having depression doesn't weigh that much any more as Jonathan described well the only thing that i have to do is pray and asked the judge to have mercy on my case because i really is living on hard times awaiting on this hearing i just have a month now and its seen like for ever lord please touch this judge heart so that he would approved my case good luck to everyone that is awaiting on their hearing

Thank you for this video :)

Thanks very helpful . Waiting for my hearing results.