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The creator recounts his own journey starting in 2013, following an injury that left him unable to work. By 2016, realizing his condition wouldn't improve, he applied for SSDI. After a six-year struggle, he was approved and has been receiving benefits for the past two years. Recently, his YouTube success allowed him to give up SSDI, emphasizing that earning income through his channel now disqualifies him from the program due to income limits.