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Can I get on esa for spinal & neck problems

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lisa71206
lisa71206

Hi can I get on esa for spinal problems and stomach problems.and depression.thsnkyou

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  • denise15811
    denise15811 lisa71206

    Posted

    Hi,

    Claiming ESA depends on many things and with no information it's impossible to help you. More information about your circumstances is needed to even begin to help.

    Do you currently work? Live with a partner that works? is your area a full universal credit area?

  • lisa71206
    lisa71206

    Posted

    hi ii married both me & my husband dont work .i have spinal problems & depression .can i claim esa

    • denise15811
      denise15811 lisa71206

      Posted

      I've just looked at your past posts and see your recent Tribunal was adjourned, so based on that then you must be claiming assessment rate of ESA at least while you're waiting for the decision. Therefore i don't understand the reason for your question.

  • lisa71206
    lisa71206

    Posted

    my question is can i get esa back , yes i am on esa at assament rate .im on trimodol ,garbobentin ,narproxin ,& parcetmol .i have disc damage to my neck ,& also have spinal problems ,that affect my hips . i have sever hip pain ,which cause my legs to give away .

    • denise15811
      denise15811 lisa71206

      Posted

      Lisa, It's impossible for anyone to answer your questions about your ESA claim. ESA is not about a diagnosis, it's how your conditions affect your ability to do any type of job and this is what the Tribunal will look at when making a decision.

      I know you're anxious to know but no one on a forum can answer your questions because we don't know how your conditions affect you and we don't know anything about your case.

      Hopefully it won't be much longer before you're given another hearing date.

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