Because you are disabled.

File for disability benefits.

Appeal your case.

How you presented your initial application was the best you could do at that time given what you knew and were told.

But, if you were not successful, appeal (1) because you are disabled and (2) because you can improve on your presentation.

Saturday, November 29, 2025

How to book on Social Security Disability & SSI Disability now free

 

My book how to get social security disability & SSI disability is now available for free at the Google store.  You can find it by clicking this link or by copying the link to your browser’s search box.

 

https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Patricia_A_Petow_How_To_Get_Social_Security_Disabi?id=-9eYEQAAQBAJ

 

 

 

Alternatively,

 

(1) you can click on this link https://play.google.com/store/books

 or copy the link to your browser’s search box

 

(2) select ebooks

 

Then search for:

 

patricia a petow

 

or search for:

 

how to get social security disability & SSI disability

 

 

 

 

Saturday, March 29, 2025

Pain--An Objective Instrument to Measure

 

“[R]esearchers are now on a quest to find objective biological indicators of pain that will enable doctors to quantify it as they do heart rate and blood pressure,” according to the Washington Post which recently described the Nociometer.

Julia Finkel, a pediatric anesthesiologist at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, is developing the Nociometer, which would determine the type and intensity of pain and the impact of analgesics. 

The newspaper reported that, “[t]he Nociometer stimulates the patient’s three main sensory and pain nerve fibers — found in skin, muscles, joints and some organs — without actually causing pain. Instead, the device sends a tiny electrical current through a probe, usually attached to the patient’s finger or toe. The three fibers each transmit a different kind of sensation: temperature and slow-burning pain; sharp, localized pain; and touch and pressure.”

The handheld instrument by AlgometRx, Inc., would allow doctors to analyze pupil dilation in response to the electrical current.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2025/03/23/pain-measure-precision-research/

[Accessed, 03-29-2025]

 

https://www.algometrx.com/