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I was given 66% loss for my feet due to chronic plantar fasciitis. Will this help my SSD case?
It won't hurt but S.S uses a different set of requirements to qualify than worker comp - you must have a total disability that prohibits you from "doing the work that you once did" and unable to "adjust to other forms of work because of this medical condition."
Disability qualifications
SSDI pays only for total disability, not short-term disabilities.
According to the SSA, disability is based on a person’s inability to work. Their definition is very strict, but you qualify if you meet the following criteria:
You cannot do the work that you once did.
Social Security decides that you cannot adjust to other forms of work because of this medical condition.
Your disability has lasted or is expected to last for at least one year or to result in death.
https://eligibility.com/social-security-disability
Tony
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