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Disability insurance companies stick these unfair clauses into their policies. Avoid falling for these traps by hiring a lawyer to look over your policy. Contact Florida attornies Nancy Cavey and Sharon Barrett at caveylaw.com or call 727.984.3188.

Disability insurance companies stick these unfair clauses into their policies. Avoid falling for these traps by hiring a lawyer to look over your policy. Contact Florida attornies Nancy Cavey and Sharon Barrett at caveylaw.com or call 727.984.3188.

Disability insurance companies stick these unfair clauses into their policies. Avoid falling for these traps by hiring a lawyer to look over your policy. Contact Florida attornies Nancy Cavey and Sharon Barrett at caveylaw.com or call 727.984.3188.

Disability insurance companies stick these unfair clauses into their policies. Avoid falling for these traps by hiring a lawyer to look over your policy. Contact Florida attornies Nancy Cavey and Sharon Barrett at caveylaw.com or call 727.984.3188.

Disability insurance companies stick these unfair clauses into their policies. Avoid falling for these traps by hiring a lawyer to look over your policy. Contact Florida attornies Nancy Cavey and Sharron Barrett at caveylaw.com or call 727.984.3188.

Tampa Bay disability attorney Nancy Cavey answers serious questions about collecting Social Security disability benefits.

Tampa Bay Disability attorney Nancy Cavey answers serious questions about collecting disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

Avoid making these mistakes when filing for long term disability benefits.

SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode features Access SF Intern Edana Contreras interviewing Lisa Rosene of Disability Now.

View Mary Philips' story about how Allsup, a leading nationwide provider of financial and healthcare related services to people with disabilities, helped change her life. Founded in 1984, Allsup has helped more than 100,000 people receive their entitled Social Security Disability Insurance and Medicare benefits. Allsup employs approximately 500 professionals who deliver services directly to consumers and their families or through their employers and long-term disability insurance carriers. For more information, visit www.Allsup.com.

Why is the diagnosis of a disability a death sentence for the unborn? Sadly, it is all too often! 90 percent of all children diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted before they draw their first breath. Discern the truth! Distributed by Tubemogul.

New Jersey Disability Discrimination Lawyer Steve Cahn discusses the ways in which employers discriminate against disabled employees. He also discusses how the New Jersey Law Against Disability Discrimination provides more protection than The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Disability Discrimination, like Race Discrimination and Age Discrimination, is illegal. An Employment Lawyer can help you protect your rights if your employer is discriminating against you for an unlawful reason. Other common types of Discrimination include Race Discrimination, Gender Discrimination, and Age Discrimination.

Dr. Glen House, co-founder of Disaboom (www.disaboom.com), the largest online community for people living with or touched by disability, gives snowmobiling advice and stresses the importance of community.

Dr. Glen House, co-founder of Disaboom (www.disaboom.com), the largest online community for people living with or touched by disability, speaks on his inner-tubing experience and stresses the importance of community.

Dr. Glen House, co-founder of Disaboom (www.disaboom.com), the largest online community for people living with or touched by disability, speaks on making his truck accessible and stresses the importance of community.

Dr. Glen House, co-founder of Disaboom (www.disaboom.com), the largest online community for people living with or touched by disability, speaks on his experience skydiving as a quadriplegic and stresses the importance of community.

Danny West is a trainer, coach, and leadership consultant, has been living with HIV for the past 24 years, and remains healthy today. He realized early on that HIV is just another virus; after HIV, there will be other viruses. But HIV is “unique” in that it raises society’s taboos such as death, dying, sex, sexuality, addiction, disability, and illness—all the things people are reluctant to talk about. So it’s no surprise that people are reluctant to learn about HIV and seek out up-to-date, accurate information about it. This problem perpetuates the epidemic.

A well-known artist who feels that often people view her disability as what defines her before her talent.

Bill Shannon dances—on four legs. Born with a bilateral hip deformity, this ingenious performance artist's work will challenge your notions of disability.

http://www.IdiotRiches.com – The Wealth Killers - Disability pt.4 with Robert Shemin. Robert shares his insight about The Wealth Killers - Disability pt.4. Go to http://www.IdiotRiches.com

Bill Shannon dances—on four legs. Born with a bilateral hip deformity, this ingenious performance artist’s work will challenge your notions of disability.

Brian loves action, adventure and thrill seeking, but 12 years ago, he had a serious accident while horseback riding which left him confined to a wheelchair. Brian’s disability, however, has not stopped him from having a fulfilling life with his wife and quadruplets - all age 5! Approaching his 40th birthday, he wants to do something he’s never done before – skydive. Will Brian accomplish his goal? Will he take the plunge and jump or will he have a change of heart?

SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode features Disability Focus with Edana Contreras.

"How to disclose your disability to employers" workshop by Alan Muir, Executive Director of Career Opportunities for Students with Disabilities. 4-9-08

"How to disclose your disability to employers" workshop by Alan Muir, Executive Director of Career Opportunities for Students with Disabilities. 4-9-08

"How to disclose your disability to employers" workshop by Alan Muir, Executive Director of Career Opportunities for Students with Disabilities. 4-9-08

The documentary follows the Israeli national disabled basketball team on their way to the European championship. During the film, the players' personal stories unfold, with a rare open discussion about disability and life with an injury. Director: Yossi Rabach. For more details: www.docmovies.com

http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2008/04/body_of_soldier.html Twenty-two year-old Tomas Young called his Army recruiter on September 13, 2001. He wanted to go to Afghanistan to fight the Taliban and Al Qaeda. Instead, his unit was sent to Iraq in March 2004. Less than a week after arriving, Young suffered a shot to the collarbone that left him paralyzed from the chest down. While Young was recovering at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington DC, he met former talk-show host Phil Donahue. “I didn’t know then that I was going to make a movie,” Donahue said last night at a Reel Progress screening of the film. But upon hearing Young’s story, he wanted to show the human costs of war to a larger audience. Donahue had never made a movie, so he partnered with documentary filmmaker Ellen Spiro. The resulting film, “Body of War,” follows Young from his 2005 wedding, through his daily struggles with physical disability, to his involvement in Iraq Veterans Against the War, all set against ...

The Willie Ross Foundation provides services for individuals who suffer from a developmental disability and deafness and who in addition may be non-verbal. Narrated by Kelly Hu and Anthony Hopkins. For More Information visit www.willierossfoundation.org

The Willie Ross Foundation provides services for individuals who suffer from a developmental disability and deafness and who in addition may be non-verbal. Narrated by Kelly Hu and Anthony Hopkins. For More Information visit www.willierossfoundation.org

Asperger's Syndrome. High functioning autism, How to manage and afford to be home with your child suffering with this "social disability"

A documentary about Paralympic sports and disability: Pascale, the director, used to be a swimmer in the national Israeli Paralympic team. 15 years after she retired from the team, she comes back to make a film about her former teammates. Apparently, there's no one better to do this film - she knows the people and she's one of them, but when they get to Sydney 2000 games, things start to go wrong... Winner of Paralympic Film Festival, Hungary, 2006

A documentary on Mortimer Blustar, a college student who is afflicted by a horrible disability: Buttonophobia. He has an intense fear of buttons. This is the TNL cut.

If you are 65 or older, you are entitled to a larger standard deduction. Older taxpayers have a higher gross income threshold for filing, which means you may not have to file a tax return. But, if income tax was withheld from your pay or you qualify for the earned income tax credit, the additional child tax credit, or the health coverage tax credit, you should file a return to get a refund even if you are not required to do so. Either way, you will need to file a 2007 income tax return this year in order to qualify for the economic stimulus tax rebates. If you were age 65 or older, or if you were under age 65 but retired on permanent and total disability and received taxable disability income, you may qualify for this credit. If you or your spouse are unable to care for yourself, you may qualify for the Credit for Dependent Care Expenses. You should also know that some of your Social Security benefits may be taxable. Produced for Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc.

Have you thought about all the tax benefits you can receive this year? You may be among the one in four eligible taxpayers who, according to the IRS, fails to claim the Earned Income Tax Credit. The Earned Income Tax Credit, or EITC, helps low and moderate-income workers and working families. More than 22 million taxpayers received more than $43 billion in EITC on their federal income tax returns last year. While the EITC is a popular credit, it is often confusing for many taxpayers. There are earnings limits for eligibility and rules for claiming dependents. Ordinarily, you must have earned income as an employee, independent contractor, farmer, or business owner. Some disability retirees are also eligible. Produced for Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Inc.

http://www.globalchange.com Growing need with older population. Largest market in US. New treatments and methods. Plastic and metal hips wear out, need revision, complications, infection, dislocation. Preserve neck of femur. Using adult stem cells to regrow joint surfaces. Grow new cartilage. Repair knee, hip, shoulder repairs. Chronic pain and disability, lack of mobility, improving mobility and function, range of movement. Medical research. Orthopaedics / orthopaedics and rheumatology future trends. Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker and futurist.

The Willie Ross Foundation is a non-profit organization providing services for individuals who suffer from a developmental disability and deafness and who in addition may be non-verbal. Lianna is one our success stories, showing how art and adventure therapies can be used to help even the most severe cases. Narrated by Kelly Hu and Anthony Hopkins. For More Information visit www.willierossfoundation.org