u/DuckDuckJuice420

I have Stage 5 ckd, not currently on dialysis but I had surgery a few weeks ago to have a fistula made. I can only work a couple days a week and I often have to call off or switch a shift to accommodate how I’m feeling that day.
I filed back in January and this morning was notified of my case denial so now I have to appeal and get an attorney.
What advice does anyone have for this situation?
I haven’t received the letter yet stating the reason for denial but im just trying to stay ahead and have a plan because im literally going to lose my home if i don’t get some kind of supplemental income.
Anything helps. Thanks

I bought my 2014 Elantra gt about 7 years ago at 55k miles. Drove it to 72k and it threw a rod, I had the engine rebuilt and had the clutch replaced at the Hyundai dealership. Cost $10k. Last year I had to have the clutch replaced by the dealer again, another $3k.
Then today, after putting 50k on the rebuilt engine, my car loses power on the freeway, the check engine light starts flashing, and a clicking noise is heard.
I pull over. No leaks. The car still runs but it moreso lunges and doesn’t want to drive. This aligns with another rod bearing failure, but I won’t know until Monday or Tuesday when the dealership can look at it. I was told there’s an extended warranty for rod bearing failure up to 15 years or 150k miles. My car is at 125k miles, with routine oil changes every 4k-ish miles. Seems pretty whack for the same engine to have the same issue, both times under 75k miles. I feel like Hyundai should definitely be on the hook for this if it turns out it’s another engine failure