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Hi, my name is Arthur!
Arthur
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Hello Everyone, I have a 30 year old son who has been through a significant brain injury who was in receipt if DLA though has been told he no longer gets the new benefit PIP, how can these so called people decide what is relevant in a brain injury, also myself I have always had a slight stammer, though have never classed this as a disability, pleaded to meet you all. Arthur.
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Hi @Arthur, welcome to the community, I hope you find it useful. Do feel free to ask our benefits advisors for advice if you need it.
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