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Paul1969
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I just wanted to give everyone some positive news. I have been on the lower mobility PIP for the last few years. Sadly last year I released that my mobility was getting worse, and affecting my job. I decided in November to apply for a change of circumstance. I was sent the forms and as part of my evidence I included my most recent Occupational health medical. At the beginning of December I received a letter from PIP saying that I had been awarded the full rate mobility and had only just missed out the Daily living by 2 points. I was very happy but surprised as they did not contact me before hand.
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Congrats @Paul1969
It's lovely to hear this! Every good story gives me a little boost. 0
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