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Hi, my name is Taliyana!
Taliyana
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I have filled my WCA form in and sent it 3 weeks ago but haven't heard anything...I wonder how long they tasks to either make a decision or request you to attend an assessment.
Luckily , I have an Illness that is very slowly getting better ( severe post viral polyarthralgia) from EBV and Parvo virus. Im 52 and was fit and healthy and worked as a yard groom until Feb this year seven I've been incaspacitated by it. Was eventually dfiasgnosed by a Rheumatologist but also X rays showed very early osteoarthritis in quite a few joints and ostopaenia. So am anxious that DWP will force me to look for work before I'm fully recovered. I don't want a re
Luckily , I have an Illness that is very slowly getting better ( severe post viral polyarthralgia) from EBV and Parvo virus. Im 52 and was fit and healthy and worked as a yard groom until Feb this year seven I've been incaspacitated by it. Was eventually dfiasgnosed by a Rheumatologist but also X rays showed very early osteoarthritis in quite a few joints and ostopaenia. So am anxious that DWP will force me to look for work before I'm fully recovered. I don't want a re
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I don't want a relapse of my illness .
From what I've seen at the jobcentre its quite shocking...people who are clearly sick and some weigh severe mobility problems being hauled into the job centre so I hope the assessors will let me fully recover before I'm found fit to work.
I've been on pasinkillerrs for 6 months although I am reducing them.
Its also shocking to find out the DWP sanction ESA claimants ...unberlieveable!
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Hi @Taliyana
I'm very very sorry to hear about your current predicament.
Please please let me know if I can help you further ????
Have a good look around our online community !!!!!
You may find fellow members in a similar situation as yourself.
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Thanks for your reply Steve. Yes, I will have a look at the online forums.
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Hi @Taliyana
That's no problem at all please please let me know if I can help you further.
Many thanks.
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