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bi786
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Hello
I’m not well an I’m entitled to lwrca an pip
my husband also gets pip an is on lwrca
element
I get Uc career elements as I’m career somedays prep his food an do stuff for him mostly spending time etc but my mental health an lyrically not well
I’m not well an I’m entitled to lwrca an pip
my husband also gets pip an is on lwrca
element
I get Uc career elements as I’m career somedays prep his food an do stuff for him mostly spending time etc but my mental health an lyrically not well
mentally well need a break an I’m taking few days of as caring
Does this affect Uc an how many times can you take break
I took break few weeks ago for 11 days
Does this affect Uc an how many times can you take break
I took break few weeks ago for 11 days
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When claiming carers element or carers allowance you don’t need to physically care for someone. Just spending time with them talking to them is all part of caring.
When you mention taking a “break” do you mean you’re going on holiday without your husband?If you’re claiming UC as a couple then you won’t each be receiving the LCWRA element because it’s only one element per claim.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
I’m not well myself thanks for replying
mostly I spends time giving company going out an sometimes help with making an prepping meal if I wash my clothes wash his etc
But my own health has detoriated an I need a break at times I have break down end up crying at night it’s all getting to much for me.
mu partner relies on me to do most of his things an I’m so tired an exhausted an have let go of myself
Was going send him to his family for few days , but he doesn’t wanna I’m struggling to cope
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