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RiffRaffy88
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As my mobility is worsening fairly rapidly, I need to do a change of circumstances, but my question is this? What happens with mobility aids? I use either a stick, crutches or a wheelchair and have various braces, etc, but found that the aids I mentioned in my original claim were simply not taken into account at all. How do I avoid this happening a second time?
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Hi @RiffRaffy88 and a warm welcome to the community from me!
I'm sorry to hear they weren't taken into account the first time. That sounds very frustrating.
Do you have additional information and evidence of your mobility worsening? Maybe any new referrals or prescriptions you have to orthotics etc.0
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