Category Archive for "Disability Blog"

The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is different from other financial assistance programs offered in Canada. It comes in the form of an income tax benefit that may result it financial benefits. The government of Canada reserves money for people with

Fears about the future concern people with disabilities and those who care for them. Looming medical expenses and high costs of living make financial planning difficult. The government of Canada recognizes this burden and wants to provide a system of

The Disability Tax Credit Certificate (DTC) recognizes you or the person whom you legally represent as having a disability with the government of Canada. Qualifying for the tax credit implies your income tax will be lower, as your costs of

Taking the first step in applying for disability benefits may seem like a big move. But don’t let this stop you – it’s easier than you think. In fact, you can accomplish this from where you are sitting right now.

The cost of living continues to climb. This impacts people with disabilities in significant ways. With limited income and unreasonable expenses, how is it possible to build the life you deserve? The best solution is to apply for government benefits.

Inflammation is not all bad. If you suffer from regular pains that bring about swelling, redness, and intense heat, this statement may seem false. Yet, inflammation is a critical function in how the body works best. Other than the irritating

Many people live with heartburn. This common inconvenience is tolerated all too often. Thankfully, some over-the-counter medications offer temporary relief. Better yet, natural alternatives to these stomach acid aids are less expensive and bring about the same (if not better)

Falling and staying asleep is a problem for millions of Canadians. Insomnia robs 10 percent of the population of fitful rest. Another 30-40 percent of people complain of sleep troubles. Do you have trouble sleeping? It is common to seek

Complaints of urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common reasons people visit doctors. Both men and women suffer this inconvenience of body function. However, women are more likely to have this type of painful bladder problem than

Let’s Talk About It What does an anxiety attack feel like to you? How do you manage your anxiety symptoms? Please leave your reply at the bottom of this post. Anxiety begins in the mind, but can quickly arrest the