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How To Replace Earnings While On Disability

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If your income is very low, consider applying for food stamps and, if you have children in your household, temporary aid to needy families. To learn about assistance for families with children, see: http:www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/ offsite link

Check with local church or other charitable organizations to see if you can get food from a food pantry. You don't have to be starving - but if you could be evicted because you have to spend money for food instead of rent, don't hesitate to take advantage of these programs. It's what they're there for.

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