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poppy123456 said: LCWRA and PIP are different benefits with differently criteria, there are some descriptors that are similar though. You can send the WCA report if you want to. If you've had a new diagnosis since your PIP assessment because you mentioned the problems related to that they you can send the diagnosis letter, if you haven't already. Though please note that PIP isn't awarded based on a diagnosis.
Hannah_Scope said: Hello @salty1212334I'm so sorry to hear your health hasn't been good recently. I just wanted to comment and ask if you were getting support? Have you spoken to your GP about the propranolol not working well for you?
Rosie_Scope said: Hi @salty1212334, sorry to hear about all that's happening with you, it sounds like you're going through a lot. I'm going to drop you an email today, so look out for that, but I just wanted to say hello here first Have you ever talked about your prescription drug abuse with anyone? I know it must be difficult to discuss it, but it's really important that you let your GP know what you're taking daily so they can help support you. They might be able to connect you with services that could help you feel more in control. We are with you and Turning Point might also have some worthwhile resources to have a look through.As Poppy mentioned above, with PIP it's often more about describing how your symptoms affect you day to day and giving detailed examples of this rather than just giving them your diagnoses and evidence. Some people do find that providing lots of evidence helps their claim, but not always. Citizens Advice can often be helpful if you need some support with your claim.Have you managed to get through to your GP today to chat about your propranolol?
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