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juliealice
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ESA support group. I have been on this for several years. Had my f2f and they’ve taken me off and put me in wrap. I am housebound have EDS CANNOT WALK AND ARTHRITIS AGARAPHOBIA DEPRESSION ANXIETY HYPERTENSION. EDS IS CHRONIC NO CURE NO CHANCE OF GETTING BETTER AS IS MY ARTHRITIS CAN YOU TELL ME WHY THEY WOULD DO THIS THANKS JULIEALICE
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Hi @juliealice, and welcome to the community!
So sorry to hear about your assessment outcome. Are you considering appealing? If so, take a look at our advice on DWP appeals and keep up updated: we'll do what we can to support you. Many of our members have unfortunately been in similar positions, and I'm sure they'll be willing to offer their support and encouragement too. -
Yes I will definitely be appealing. Thanks for your reply juliealice.
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