what happens if your on social security disability and your become pregnant?

August 8th, 2009 | by admin |
disability
Cheyenne asked:


i just found out that iam pregnant yesterday and iam thrilled! iam deaf in my right ear and i wear a hearing aid in my left ear. iam 33 years old and this is my first child. i have been on social security disability ever since i was 16 years old. my questions is, will that mess up my income? will some of my benefits get cut down or off?

Daniel
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    1. No Responses to “what happens if your on social security disability and your become pregnant?”

    2. By 13 wks w/#4 Due November 22, 08 on Aug 9, 2009 | Reply

      NO! LOL no way I am on SSI social security and I am pregnant also. It does not matter this is your income for the rest of your life!!!!
      This is your income for being disabled.

    3. By Judy on Aug 12, 2009 | Reply

      No, it shouldn’t decrease or cut off your benefits.

    4. By bostonianinmo on Aug 13, 2009 | Reply

      Your SS benefit will rise after the child is born. You’ll continue to collect the increased benefit until the child turns 17 unless he or she is still in high school, in which case they will be cut off at age 18 or upon graduation whichever occurs first.

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