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Disability Tax Benefits For Eating Disorders
Are eating disorders eligible for disability tax benefits? If you suffer from them, you would know that they have an effect on several parts of your life. Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa are the most common disorders related to eating that affect people and both have a bearing on the physical health as well as the mental condition of the person suffering from it. The treatment process is long drawn involving medication and counseling, both of which can eat into the finances of the patient and his family.
Bulimia Nervosa is a disorder where the person resorts to binge eating for stretches, followed by periods of extreme measures to compensate for the excessive eating. Common actions by a person suffering from Bulimia includes defensive behavior such as forced vomiting, starvation diets, using laxatives or enemas and overdoing exercise routines. This affects the person’s health and mental condition causing depression or a lack of confidence. Anorexia Nervosa on the other hand, although falling under the category of eating disorders, is a condition where the person does not eat for fear of gaining weight despite being extremely underweight. This disorder is caused by the distorted perception that a person has about his body. The cause of this disorder could be due to genetic, neurological or psychological factors and treatment like in the case of Bulimia is lengthy.
These disorders cannot be cured overnight since they affect a person psychologically. The multiple counseling or psychological therapy sessions can add up huge bills that the person is unable to deal with. It is for this reason that the Canadian Government offers financial benefits to persons suffering from eating disorders to help them meet the costs of treatment. There are several types of disability tax benefits that a person can get and researching to find out the various options is a difficult task that the patient may not be in the frame of mind to do. Using the services of the Canadian Disability Corporation is a good alternative. They have trained experts who are aware of the various disability tax credits that a person can get for physical or mental disorders. All you have to do is fill up the online request form with your personal details as well as information about the eating disorder that your suffer from. Once this is done, an expert will do the research for you and keep you informed of the benefits you can receive as well as the procedure for applying for it.
This is just a few of the disabilities that qualify. If you believe that you have a disability fill out the form below to find out if you qualify!
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