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My toddler have acid reflux, difficulty breathing and her adenoids & tonsils were removed is she eligible for disability?
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You're kidding ??.: Disability issues are determined on a state by state basis. Such medical issues are common in early childhood & resolve as a kid grows older.Why a kid would be considered disabled because of routine childhood illness is a bit much to consider.
Answered 11/1/2013
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