Inheriting money from house and splitting with my sister who is on disability (supplemental social security) So my uncle has sold my grandmas house, and seeing as my father has passed, my sister and I will split the one half of the sale of the house (so my uncle gets half, and my sister and I split one half). This amounts to a decent amount of money. The problem is, my sister is on disability, meaning she is not able to save this money without losing h…

Just moved into a disability friendly complex, so happy! submitted by /u/positivityfox

Artists/musicians with a known disability? Hello fellow music lovers! I am working on a project for work promoting disability awareness. I’ve been tasked to create a playlist promoting artists that have known disabilities. Genre/decade does not matter I would appreciate a variety. Lewis Capaldi comes to mind, any others? submitted by /u/Safe_Cash7091

Are these short and long term disability policies worth the cost? My wife has the following short and long term disability insurance policies available through her employer. We’re wondering whether they are worth the cost. We do have a roughly 6 month emergency fund. Short term disability: costs $14.14 per biweekly pay period, pays a benefit of up to $250 per week, which is 49% of her take home pay. Pays benef…

Mother in law (56) half paralyzed after stroke, disability/social security questions (USA) My mother in law had a stroke two years ago, and slowly recovered to the point of working again. A year and a half later she started feeling sick again and quit her job since she had some savings and wanted some time off. Fast forward to last month, she had another stroke, this time she became fully paralyzed on her left side, both arm and leg. …

Legally Blind Singer Lachi Releases “Lift Me Up” to Raise Disability Awareness I’m sorry if this isn’t aloud, I know this isn’t technically makeup related, but I just had to share! Recognized this beauty from the pictures her SO has shared on here and I had a feeling others would love to read this story about her! submitted by /u/beesparks

LPT if you have a permanent disability you can apply for a lifetime pass to the US National parks I believe it only costs $10 but it will last a lifetime all you need to do is have a doctor sign off on some paperwork and they will mail you your pass. submitted by /u/Cornnathony

I have a great idea but my disability makes things difficult Hi all, I am currently undergoing medical treatment and dealing with so much fatigue that I’ve had to take time off of work. The silver lining is that the time off has given me space to actually think about an idea I’ve had for a long time that I think could really be a fantastic product. The product helps with a specific issue for an audience t…