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can anyone tell me if they suffer with this condition and does anyoe claim pip benefit for it .had this for 20 years and has got to the point where i had to give up hours at work only doing 2 days now always in pain get so tired no energy . panic attacks dizziness pain in cack and shoulder feeling down.
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mark_94268 may80
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I've suffering with tietze syndrome for three years and counting. I have been out of work for the same time. I get esa pip benefits. Im on alot of pain relief for this. It has destroy my life. I was fit and healthy worked hard. Now I'm just in pain all the time. Some days worse than others. I call them attacks now. Last year was my worst year I've had the attacks could last upto a week. But at the beginning they would last a few hours. But to your question yes I receive pip. But you have get someone else to fill the form out. Coz when I filled my first form out myself they refused me it.!!!! Cheers Mark