Anxious PIP
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Got my pip assessment tommorrow for rheumatoid arthritis. Getting really anxious now even though I have lots of medical evidence. I had a dream last night that the assessor didn't believe me because I was having an 'ok' day.. and he shot me! Lol. Oh the joys.
Also I was diagnosed on Friday with achilles tendonitis and a bakers cyst. Atos don't even know about this yet and I'm worried whether I should mention it or not. Eek!
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billy63414 EnglishRose63
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billy63414 EnglishRose63
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EnglishRose63 billy63414
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Anyhooo onwards and upwards so they say! X
SteV3 EnglishRose63
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C'mon Rose you must not dream of Assessors, they would be nightmares! If ATOS doesn't know of a certain condition you have, you have two options:
1. Declare it at the Assessment
2. Wait for the outcome, then use it in an Appeal
Personally, I would see what the ATOS or Maximus Assessor is like with you, then make the decision. But, bear in mind the assessment is based on all your disorder/s or issue/s.
If you have any problems like being refused let me know and I will send you details of a website that not only fills the forms in, they will appear with you at any assessment, or appeal. They also do PIP/DLA/ESA and all other benefits, and have a 95% chance of winning your case, on your behalf. All they ask for is a £1 donation for their services, which I think is good value for money.
Regards,
Les.
EnglishRose63 SteV3
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I heard that dwp won't accept any new diagnosis' after the decision has been made. Not sure how true it is?
SteV3 EnglishRose63
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I'm not too sure on that, I know there is changes being made on new claims and these are already outlined in the new Guidelines.
In my case that wouldn't make sense because my main disorder is re-diagnosed every so often, the condition itself stays the same but it has many variations.