Stop Saying These 10 Words (They Ruin Disability Claims)

Описание: If you are writing words like 'light cleaning', 'I try', or even 'I can't' on your disability forms, you might be accidentally handing the government an excuse to deny your claim.

I know you were being honest. I know you were just trying to answer their questions. But in the eyes of a disability judge, these common words often mean something completely different than what you think.

Today, I’m going to show you the 10 specific words that can destroy a valid case, and exactly what precise language you should use instead to get the benefits you deserve.

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