Labelled Disabled
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Hi All
Thanx to you bods I was succesful in getting DLA. Since then I have had a letter from the Tax Credit office. Apparently if you get DLA and are on tax credits you are entitled to the disability element of Tax Credit. :?:
The thing that spooked me is it said in black and white \"as you are disabled\". I dont like to think I am :wah:
Anyway it was cushioned by the fact that my payments are backdated to when I first claimed DLA in April, I got a nice lump sum in my account :P
Just so others in the same situation are aware they can claim :wink:
Right, off to pace myself :zzz: so I can go on a spending spree :gift:
Dale xxx
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alicia
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I agree, 'disabled' is not a label I like. I tend to use 'partially disabled' as I just cannot put myself in the same bracket as my friend, Mark. :roll:
Besides, there are things that I am able to do. Can't quite think what they are at the moment :?
LouLou
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katie.k.
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Maybe it's time for another party to celebrate your success :cracker:
Yes, the 'disabled' bit must be a bit hard to take, but just ignore that bit, and concentrate on the spending spree :gift:
alicia
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Teedie
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katie.k.
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:D
Trees-r-green
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Trees x
katie.k.
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That sure would add up :shock:
Trees-r-green
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but would have to pay something ridiculous like £12 if i wanted to drive in the centre.
:shock:
i do agree with cutting traffic/pollution, but the sad thing is is that it just means poorer people dont drive in london. you only ever see expensive cars now. the people with the serious money :2cents: don't even notice the charge, so its the less well off people that dont drive in the centre.
i wish there was a fairer way of doing it. especially as i may need to drive in town at some point! :roll:
Trees x
katie.k.
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Mind you there may be less bankers and hedge fund managers riding around in chaffeur driven cars now ..... :roll:
Good luck with your DVL application.
alicia
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Trees-r-green
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ive never filled in so many forms in my life! :shock: was doing DLA today and realised got to get some form from my doctor first as sick notes are not enough.
urgh... really really hope i get it. to be honest i actually do need it for petrol/insurance as i simply cant use public transport very often, and cant carry food shopping back from supermarket.
Trees x
alicia
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Trees, I don't know, ask your local Social Services office, that's where I contacted initially and they gave me a phone number to ring. It helps to be getting DLA but I don't think I did in the beginning. Think I had just applied for it.
I warn you, it is harder for a young person to get a badge than an old fogey like me.
LouLou
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Trees-r-green
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rather embarrasingly i phoned up my doctor to ask for a DS1500 form. She started laughing - turns out i'd read the wrong bit, and this is for terminally ill patients! she said that was going a bit far in my case... :roll: :lol:
Trees x