Two years ago, an administrator went to Social Security to have her permanent work disability recognized. The spinal problems that she had had since she was very young had become an impediment to living a normal life, to such an extent that she needed a cane to walk with a 44% recognized disability. The public administration rejected his request, first with a refusal and then by not responding to the claims and now a court has agreed with him: where Social Security understood that his injuries were not serious enough to prevent him from working, The courts understand that making this woman work would mean “an inhuman degree of sacrifice” for her.
He presented his first claim in 2022. By then, the Community of Madrid had already recognized his disability of 44%, especially due to those derived from spinal problems that had led him to the operating room for the first time when he was only 11 years old. .
