Hello Dr Ed, it’s Thomas again. My disability claim is now over 7 months and going on. My UB have now ceased and it’s getting mission critical to stay a float. My question is- is there anything else involving Medicare/ Medicare that I can look into or pursue that I might have overlooked to help me with this financial situation? I could really use some good advice cause I’m mentally exhausted….. thank you

My husband, who had been sick for years and recently went into hospice care, passed away Thursday morning.💔😢 He was 65 when he passed, but had to retire early from his Federal Government job in 2020 due to his health, and was receiving SSDI. I myself will turn 65 in November. 1) I will receive SSDI survivor benefits, correct? 2) If I delay receiving those SSDI survivor benefits until I turn 65 in November, I will receive a higher percentage of my husband's monthly SSDI -- Is my understanding correct? P.S. Please forgive me for posting in two places (I'm never entirely sure how to raise my hand for help)

Hi Dr Ed - as you know I have a long ongoing disability claim that’s now almost 7 months in. I have been surviving on unemployment benefits the last six months.Now those benefits are coming to an end very soon (September 4 2026). I have filed for snap, medicade in March, April, May and most recently on August 3. I keep getting denied because of UB. I’m being represented by Tarajee- is there anything we can do to push this maybe for once in my favor? I’m in Texas so that speaks for itself unfortunately…

Thank you ☺️ Dr Ed for showing how much he cares!!! Please get him on your show- he can and will help us alll!!!

Hi I'm Lori Fries, I've worked at the same place for almost 36 years. I turn 62 next year and I need this class.