According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), almost one out of every two American adults has a chronic illness. This number includes many retired individuals as well as a significant number of people who are too disabled to work. But that still leaves a great number of people in the workforce, silently suffering with what are, for the most part, invisible conditions.If a worker suffered a sudden heart attack or was injured on the job, people would spring into action, doing whatever they could to help. If an employee reported that they’d just been diagnosed with terminal
