I qualified for a disability grant because the company doctor deemed me permanently and medically unfit to work. But as i turned sixty, which is pension age my grant was stopped. Now i have to apply for my pension grant.😐

The facts- MM is listed on the SSDI as a qualifier for total disability in every state. In fact you don't even need to have a work history to obtain the disability which includes Medicare after two years.

Depends on what state you live in. I am in Virginia and did not get an automatic approval with a diagnosis of MM not achieving remission. I had to go through 3 appeals and do an appearance before a Law Judge before being approved. And then at that point I think what got it for me was the fact I have to deal with neuropathy in my fingers, legs and feet. I have read that some states its quite easy to get approved, but it wasn't here.

I was diagnosed with stage 4 MM with multiple fractured vertebrae. I also have severe kyphosis from the fractures and a 5# lifting capacity. I had to hire an attorney to fight for SSD. Good luck with your submission and your new home.

I think MM is automatic for social security