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Shazzys07 said:Thank u dwp has until the 5th May to respond. I need to do a personnel statement of how ut affects me and also just recieved the assessors report and she keeps mentioning I use crutches and can cook when infact I don't use crutches and cannot weight bare on my foot so I cannot even stand to cook x Sgould I out all this down or wait till the hearing
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If there's any obvious errors in the report you can mention those but then put the report to one side and forget about it. This isn't going to get you a PIP award. The Tribunal will already know that many assessment reports are flawed.If you have any extra evidence to send you should send this before the hearing date.0
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