pip
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I was on high rate DLA but things has changed for the worse.......so had to go through it from start with the new PIP..........i took my carer with me as i was in some state with worry,stress, tired, and was very weary.......any i got through it all.......but he done a memory test also got me to sing legs,arms,and many more......on which i think i afailed all......has anybody else had this? and if so what was your outcome? i have many things wrong with me and on alot of medication including
control drugs.....i know am not alone but its bad the way we are treated
we have enough to worry about never mind going through this,
one last thing how long after your assessment do you wait to find out
the result
Myra x
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Misssy2 myra22
Posted
My typical wait is 6 months....I started in March ....its now Sept...so I'm a nervous wreck as well. Your not alone.
myra22 Misssy2
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As i said am on high rate DLA at the moment,but things have changed for the worse........so i phoned DLA in Aug and they told me i had to apply for PIP........they sent me new paper work to fill out.......and i had my assessment yesterday......so that was quick....just waiting now for the outcome which i think is the hardest,so hope you hear soon Missy2
Regards
Myra22x
les59996 myra22
Posted
Additionally after 20 years they have got to the bottom of why my personality changed - discharged myself from hospital after being admitted for a head injury - disagnosis - frontal lobe damage.
I have no intention of telling the DWP of these changes as it is quite clear from the descriptors and my lack of ability to complete the application form properly (CPN did my DLA one years ago) that I will get no PIP award whatsoever. I'll keep what I am getting from DLA until the bitter end!!
myra22 les59996
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you take care
Myra
les59996 myra22
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I'm getting too old & too tired for anymore fights with the DWP.
I have resigned myself to not having any disability based benefit when I get the call up from PIP. In a way it is a good thing, as we all know that PIP will be reassessed and reassessed at regular intervals (with a fixed term award it is now being reassessed 12 months before the date the award should run out). I don't want or need years of that.
The way things are going you are to be reassessed until the day you die!
anthony97723 myra22
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Sorry to hear about your PIP experience but unfortunatley that is the way things are done these days.
Obviously I or anyone else cannot second guess the outcome of your claim but remember that you can appeal if the decision goes against you and there are organisations who are happy to help e.g. Citizens Advice.
From what I have come accross you should get your decision within about 6 weeks. So let us know how you got on.
myra22 anthony97723
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take care
Myrax
myra22 anthony97723
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i feel there only guessing and feel cheated as you say one thing and they say another.......i was sitting very uneasy and jumpy and they wrote i was very calm and understood everything........plus i failed the memory test they done with me......so my point is theses people have not got a clue......so i have told them by phone am wanting to appeal and also sent letter from my chronic pain nurse......will keep you posted,
take care
anthony97723 myra22
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Let's be honest you have done great here got what you wanted dispite the assessors comments. It might be counter beneficial to pursue this further but of course the final discision is down to you.