Hi, my name is bonnydog!

bonnydog
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I challenged the assessor’s false claim that she had seen me walk 30m to and from the assessment room to my car - I had, but had rested for several minutes half way - both on the way in and out, which events were conveniently omitted! I confirmed that - whilst my condition was getting worse - my mobility support had been totally withdrawn. I challenged in detail, point by point, everything in the assessment report that I didn’t agree with. My consultant also kindly supplied a short, simple letter in support of my mobility claim (along the lines of: ‘I support the appellant’s claim for mobility allowance’). After the assessment I really couldn’t face going through an ‘in person’ appeal, so my successful appeal was a written one.
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Welcome to the community, @bonnydog!
Thank you for sharing this with us. It must have been frustrating to have to go through the appeals process, but I'm really glad your outcome was successful!0
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