Financial Relief for Persistent Pain
You got hurt. Then the pain kept getting worse.
Doctors used to call it reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) when your nervous system overacts to an injury, causing intense pain even after it should have faded. Now they use the term chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
When RSD or CRPS pain is so intrusive that you can’t work, Social Security Disability benefits give you room to breathe financially so you can focus on caring for yourself.
Social Security provides monthly income support and early Medicare access for people whose health problems make it impossible for them to work more than a small amount.
But RSD is a baffling condition to have—and it’s a vexing condition to explain to disability claims examiners. Most people who apply for disability benefits get denied.
On this website, you’ve found someone highly experienced in this process who listens and works hard to get you to a better situation.
The disability lawyers at Robertson Wendt Disability have helped thousands of people in Charleston, Columbia, Beaufort, Florence and across South Carolina, including people with RSD.
Tell us what you’re going through, and let’s see how we can help.
