Hi, my name is reina! Should I apply for PIP?
Hi my name is trina I been suffering with narrowing of my spine ... I can't walk far without stopping can't bend as wen I straighten up my bk in half can't sit for long or stand for long without achy all down my legs as well I heard bout p.i.p but not sure i don't like being told no ur not bad enough I had MRI SCAN ... CT SCAN... X-RAYS LUMBAR PUNCHERS NOTHING HELPING
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Hey there @reina and welcome to the community.
I'm so sory to hear nothing's helping with your pain. I hope they can get support to you soon.
PIP isn't about any kind of diagnosis, it's all about how your issues affect you in daily life, so if you're struggling with moving around, it could definitely be worth applying for it.1 -
OK thank you I know p.i.p isn't a diagnosis.. I heard alot people on this pip never thought bout it just not
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Oh sorry, I think I didn't explain that very well. PIP isnt claimed because you have a certain diagnosis, it's claimed because the issues you have make doing every day things difficult. You can claim it without any specific diagnosis. 😊
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Agree with Albus, you should apply. PIP is about your daily struggles with your disability.
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