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anth22

Hi please could someone point me in the right direction as I'm so confused.

I get lcwra and I've read the letter and it states you need to tell UC if anything changes new health conditions etc, I've been unfortunately diagnosed with prostate cancer I've tried to add it on my journal but the questions were so confusing I cancelled it but its still saying on my journal about a change I've added.

What do I do to put this right? Any advice would be greatly appreciated,Thank you.

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Kimi87

I'm sorry to hear of your diagnosis.

I'm aware of the language UC use about reporting changes.

If you already get LCWRA however then that's the highest award you can get. There is then no point in reporting changes, you risk someone incorrectly triggering a reassessment.

The only thing I can think of to suggest is you could add a Journal note saying you were mistaken in reporting the change.

anth22

Thank you.

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@anth22

Very sorry to hear of your diagnosis.

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