The SSA recognizes systemic sclerosis as an impairment but to be eligible for disability benefits you must be able to provide medical documentation that you meet their definition.
The Social Security Administration recognizes autoimmune disorders in their Bluebook under Section 14 so if it has impacted your ability to work you may qualify.
The SSA recognizes peripheral neuropathy as an impairment under Section 11.14 so you may qualify for disability assistance if you meet certain criteria.
The SSA recognizes Post-polio Syndrome in its Blue Book. To qualify the requirements of the listing must be met or the inability to work must be proven.
An invisible disability is a mental, physical, or neurological condition that limits a person’s mobility, senses, or activities and is not obvious to other people.
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