New Column on Disability Issues in the RSDSA Review

Jeanne Laso, co-author of Persistence is Power has agreed to write a Question & Answer column for the RSDSA Review, our quarterly newsletter.

Barbara Schaffer wrote, in her review, "This book, Persistence is Power is a 'real world guide for the newly disabled employee' because the authors cover many of the battles you are facing. They discuss how to address a doctor who doesn't understand or believe what you're reporting. They give you information, techniques, and forms for you to keep track of what is happening in your Social Security and workers' compensation cases."

Chapters in her book also covered how to prepare a winning claim for Social Security, Disability Insurance, and Workers' Compensation, dealing with medical, legal, and financial matters, avoiding disability traps, and protecting your privacy.

We are asking for possible topics for future columns; possible topics might include:
How does the Americans with Disability Act protect people with CRPS?
Why do so few people who are successful in getting SSDI return to work?
What else?

Persistence is Power is available free to RSDSA members with a good-will donation of $5 to cover its postage.

To order it, click here.

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January 9, 2008