Labour carrying on Tory cuts for mentally ill
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I haven't been able to post on the forum much because I have been too unwell but I just popped in tonight for a quick catch up.
Its so heartbreaking reading your comments and I am feeling pretty much the same myself.
Sending you all love. 💕
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Grissom, it was Mr Timms 🤐
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Whatever was said, Kendall doesn't seem to have taken much it onboard (if at all). She seems incredibly cold and just really...off. There's something about her I find really offputting.
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Exactly same as me it was sunak who done it for me I was in bed shaking didn't want to open eyes lost all track of time a whole year fight and flight is horrendous I'm preying things won't be as bad as we think much love to you
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exactly my thought when it’s brought up that the scope chairman had a positive meeting with Kendall when Labour first got voted in.
Been reading a lot of comments on twitter of ppl feeling like they’ve been conned by this Labour Party
Amazing that Labour leadership are acting like their 170 majority makes them invincible (their majority is as stable as a house of cards) - starmers learnt nothing from boris’s less shaky 80 majority and laughing about the Tory leadership situation (they are underestimating the power of the angry vote)
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It's so hard no matter how we try to escape it we can't I hope your OK and have support x
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I think it's just existing not living, ever since last year and pip , everything seems to be getting worse from the government and dwp. Your just numb. You can't enjoy life and listen and read of what's next are they going to inflict their evil on. Honestly if it wasn't for my cats ,I rather not be here. I have chronic illness that's not getting better. In pain all the time, and breathless. Anxiety big time . My tablets for antidepressants weren't working anymore so I've come off them. Been on different ones for 12 years.
Having asd and asked the doctor to see if I have bpd. Because of trauma . Counselling don't really help. Started to be ok then all this worry and **** from other people who treat me like nothing. I'm 57. Feel worthless , scared about losing my benefit, scared about the eventual migration to uc.
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I know mines been a year since sunak its horrendous looking around my home thinking how long can I hold on to it thinking ways to survive and I won't if I go to work I do good for a month maybe then I won't want to go be seen hide at home crying panicking I get paranoid thier all dislike me I'd rather go to the gallows my brain is not designed for society it really isn't and if I don't want to go it's like I Can't it's like been held back I go to bed and hide shaking its awful it triggers psychotic behaviour won't say what I've done in past when under pressure I manage at home away from people I was same at school I dreaded it so much I used to hide in bushes all day sometimes just couldn't face it I know relize was burnout awful
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So sorry what you went and are going through. I don't understand why politicians are like that towards us, those 2 that are going for tory leader ship are also like that. In disability news service website it shows that Kemi badanoch saying things about mental health and autism . They don't understand. They are cold callus individuals.
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Its vile its psychological bullying of the worst kind we should complain to ofcam I think it's called I have been reading how thier face loads of back lash and the whole of the uk will be effected employers employees drivers council tax tax rises I think it will be bad for them alot of people will fight back the best thing would be a strike people say damage the economy can't be any worse
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I voted for change. Didn't think I was voting for a change for the worse.
Losing LCWRA will collapse everything for me. I have had MH problems since childhood, haven't been able to work in a normal workplace or have anything to do with strangers since 1997. I had a part time job on my own in a home office working for an ex for a while, but the business took off and I had to leave, haven't worked since 2009 and my MH is so bad now I'll never work again.
I've learnt how to stay alive and out of hospital, if Labour don't change the Tory plans then I'll lose LCWRA and the money I need to keep my stable life will go with it. The pressures of the LCW group will be unachievable and I'll be immediately sanctioned.
I won't be incentivised into work, I'll just be made destitute. I don't want that life, who would? Would they?
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I know exactly how you feel unfortunately, it is such a worry. I’m the exact same even the slightest pressure can tip me over the edge, i don’t know why they’re picking on people who are already fragile, it’s already a struggle to survive if they remove the LCWRA money I’ll be left destitute aswell. I was hoping they would lurch left after elected but I don’t even know what they’re doing right now.
other people here have said that nothing has been announced yet and that a lot is being thrown out to the media, so until the budget we can’t be for certain so I’m hoping for the best.
we’re all in this together and although it’s not a lot at least we’re not alone ❤️0 -
I don't know how true this is I'm on another site and a guy said he was an advocate he said new claimants first and 2028 2029 come round to old claimants said they will take substantial risk there still will be a substantial risk in extreme circumstances ie cancer patients life long illness born with I'm thinking that could be autism and psychotic-like disabilities obviously I'm not taking this as gospel
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Surely this is against our human rights as a disabled. T
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So hard to belive I would love too but so many versions is it just whispers but I did feel relieved then I thought I don't know him lol
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Your right it's so draining t
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That's yet more speculation. How does this person know that when no announcements have been made.
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I know I suppose apart of me wanted to believe it but we will soon find out seems the whole world changed so oppressive
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I can't, my dog is only 1. If the plans become law I can't wait till 2028/9 because that wouldn't be fair to my dog. If she is destined for a new family then she deserves to go to them as soon as possible, it's hard to rehome older dogs and also I'll just be insanely depressed all the time knowing that I'll have to give her away. I won't wait till 2028, I'll be gone as soon as they make it law.
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Gone where??? No Meg don't think like that you must speak to your doctor counsellor we all need to I do understand what your saying I really do it's torturous by the time labour finish we will qualify for lwcra thier pushing us we will have doctors letters we can do MR pls talk to your therapist friends family we have over a week till those things do the budget x pls let us know how you are I'm saying 2028 2029 was some guy I don't know could be complete BS so many people saying stuff I'm not going to lie last year I was the same after sunak speech I was like who will take my dogs I know I always seem to relate to people's life's but I did I was like to my daughter can you take pixie fifi 14 so I wait till she goes my daughter was I cant take this anymore she had to distant herself for her own peace of mind its terrible not knowing and been treated like this For months once hold in there last year I felt exactly the same I'm still here when bedroom tax came out I was roaring going to lose my home got in hundreds pounds of debt on rent I paid it off and everyone of those situation had me on my knees hold in there
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