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cahubb89
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Adding this here because I’ve been lurking for a while and I know this place has been comforting to me while I’ve been waiting for my decision.
Today I received a phone call from DWP saying they’ve awarded me enhanced rate daily living and standard rate care.
Today I received a phone call from DWP saying they’ve awarded me enhanced rate daily living and standard rate care.
Applied for pip: 23 August ‘22
Video assessment booked for 17 December ‘22 (postponed due to hearing difficulties and the video system not working) stated I needed a video call and not a phone call
Video assessment booked for 6 January ‘23 (postponed again due to the video system lagging) asked for a face-to-face appt instead
Phone call assessment booked for 30 January
Went to see my friend who’s a support worker. She said she would assist me with my phone call so that it didn’t need to be postponed again
Assessment completed 30 Jan ‘23. Very positive assessment - assessor said she would be fighting for me to get the help I need
Report received by DWP 6 Feb
Phone call for decision 14 Feb (-also my birthday)
Chris
Video assessment booked for 17 December ‘22 (postponed due to hearing difficulties and the video system not working) stated I needed a video call and not a phone call
Video assessment booked for 6 January ‘23 (postponed again due to the video system lagging) asked for a face-to-face appt instead
Phone call assessment booked for 30 January
Went to see my friend who’s a support worker. She said she would assist me with my phone call so that it didn’t need to be postponed again
Assessment completed 30 Jan ‘23. Very positive assessment - assessor said she would be fighting for me to get the help I need
Report received by DWP 6 Feb
Phone call for decision 14 Feb (-also my birthday)
Chris
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That’s meant to say standard rate mobility. Was trying to do 2 things at once as usual 🙄
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@cahubb89
Oh well done that’s great news I hope your pleased with it.And hope your having a great day.
Happy birthday 🥳
Take care ❤️
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