Can you win Social Security disability benefits if you were diagnosed and treated for cancer months or years ago, but now are experiencing post-treatment complications?

As I discuss in this video, Social Security disability administrative law judges will assume you cannot work while you are actively undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatment and for several months thereafter.

However, if you find yourself unable to reliably work due to long term complications from chemotheraphy such as cognitive impairment, poor concentration, memory loss or mood swings, or if your are experiencing physical issues post radiation such as muscle pain, loss of strength or loss of flexibility, those factors are relevant to a disability inquiry.

Also, many cancer patients suffer from depression and anxiety as a side effect of medications or simply due to fear that the cancer may return.

All of these factors may leave you without the ability to perform evan a simple, entry-level job.
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