PIP review - what to put in further information
I'm completing my PIP review form. What should go under the final section ' is there anything else you think we should know'?
Do we need to outline out whole disability story here, as if we were all applying for the first time? It feels odd to leave it blank bit also tedious to go through everything when the review has asked for updates under each of the activities.
Thanks
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Hi @trickyjacket
Some people leave it blank if they feel like they have said all that needs to be said in the other sections. Other people use it as an overflow if they ran out of room on previous pages,Other people use this section as an overview to explain when their health issues started, how they have progressed etc and more detail on it impacts their daily life😊
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@trickyjacket I would personally tell them everything, even stuff they don't necessarily NEED to know, then you're more likely to get accepted.
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