Hello, my son is now 32 yr. old he is collecting SSD since age 20.
The amount is based upon what little he earned after completing a 2 yr college.
He worked part time following college, in the state of Indiana at a resteraunt, that didn't go well because of his injury, he came home, we did the process and received SSD.
He now is married two children trying to manage financially
.
Can his SSD be reviewed or changed to a larger amount by using my income?
Had we known how difficult it would be for him to work we would have just done the SSD to begin with, instead of trying to become an employee.
Also should he have been entitled to SSD while finishing high school, and college?
Are his children entitled to SS benefit's now? They are ages 4 nad 5.
He has a brachial plexis injury, paralyzed arm, sever chronic pain, nerve root avulsion's, he's on narcotic pain management.
We live in the state of Pa.
Any info you would be willing to share is greatly appreciated.
Thx
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The amount is based upon what little he earned after completing a 2 yr college.
He worked part time following college, in the state of Indiana at a resteraunt, that didn't go well because of his injury, he came home, we did the process and received SSD.
He now is married two children trying to manage financially
.
Can his SSD be reviewed or changed to a larger amount by using my income?
Had we known how difficult it would be for him to work we would have just done the SSD to begin with, instead of trying to become an employee.
Also should he have been entitled to SSD while finishing high school, and college?
Are his children entitled to SS benefit's now? They are ages 4 nad 5.
He has a brachial plexis injury, paralyzed arm, sever chronic pain, nerve root avulsion's, he's on narcotic pain management.
We live in the state of Pa.
Any info you would be willing to share is greatly appreciated.
Thx
** Moderator's note - Post broken into paragraphs for easier reading. Many people with MS have visual difficulties that prevent them from reading large blocks of print. **
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