Just had f2f assessment
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Well I've just had my f2f, I was so nervous and ended up a bit of a snivelling wreck. Anyway the assessor was a really nice man, explained everything as he went along, I was on my own and he asked if someone could be with me because he was worried about me being alone.
The questions he asked were pretty much as I expected from everything I've read on here, I did keep losing my thread but he was patient and was happy to repeat himself.
I found some of the questions difficult to answer, it's much easier to put things down on paper than saying it out loud.
By saying things out loud I felt like maybe I didn't deserve pip, but he reassured me that just because I have disability you can't see doesn't mean I'm less entitled to apply than anyone else.
He seemed very genuine, I feel very lucky as it would of been so much worse than it was. What will be will be now, I'm just going to keep everything crossed and hope for the best, I'm keeping my fingers crossed
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sukes sarah58672
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I really hope that the assessor was as he appeared to be, a genuine person and will give you the points you deserve, as you say what will be, will be. I hope you will be able to relax a little now, even if only for a short time. Everything crossed for a good outcome, keep us posted. x
sarah58672 sukes
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Thank you, I've heard about the ones who seem to be nice then once the report comes back they are horrible. I'm going to try and put it to the back of my mind now, I'm been proper grumpy lately so hopefully I can get back to pre pip sarah for a while x
stacey46418 sarah58672
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Very best of luck hope you get good results
I had my f2f ESA assessment yesterday was so hard and I don't think I did very well but will have to wait and see.
sarah58672 stacey46418
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Good luck to you too, in all honesty I'm pretty sure I didn't do to well. But I'm just so relived ithat part of it is over, I just hope the months of worry is worth it 🤞
dawn82680 sarah58672
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sarah58672 dawn82680
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That's brilliant, that must be a weight off your mind. Hope you don't mind me asking, but did you have to wait long for the decision? I don't know what profession he was, it didn't even cross my mind to ask
dawn82680 sarah58672
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belgravia sarah58672
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sarah58672 belgravia
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Bobbybo1 sarah58672
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Good luck Sarah. My ESA assessor was a really nice Irish doctor. Who was softly spoken and said as I now have MS he wasn't going to ask lots of questions. He said my illness would never go away. My results were back in a week. And the same outcome I'm in support group. I hope the decision goes in your favour.
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