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It's disgraceful they way disabled people are discriminated against - PIP assessments
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Selina49
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Hi should have gone to PIP assessment yesterday however 1hour before my appointment they informed me that the asseser had gone home sick , I was furious after anxiaty and stress this PIP has caused I have to wait a further 2weeks for another appointment , my Son had traveled 500 Miles to accompany me . I was awarded my DLA for life by a tribunal as many people on this site were I am 68 years old with COPD Ostoarthitis Diabetic and have a L5 herniated disk and Sciatica in severe pain constantly , it's disgraceful they way disabled people are discriminated against its always the working class who they target I for one have had enough after working all my life I am going to fight back wether I am awarded or not starting with phone call to the Assesers Services Office also my Son who is a Psychotherapist is ringing as well I will keep you posted after my visit to my local MP.
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Keep all receipts for travel all that is and put in for compensation that causes your stress.
I wish you well and don't give up . I didnt and was awarded after a bit of this and that ! -
Thank you for that very useful information Take care Selina 49 .
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Hi @Selina49
Good Evening!!!!!!
I’m very very sorry that you are another number who is going through this nightmare with your “pip”
We have got lots of info/support/advice on here.
I have posted some info below for you:
https://search.scope.org.uk/s/redirect?collection=scope-meta&url=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunity.scope.org.uk%2Fdiscussion%2F33823%2Fpip-tribunal-decision&index_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunity.scope.org.uk%2Fdiscussion%2F33823%2Fpip-tribunal-decision&auth=BUYOQtya608k7Hb04Wog8w&profile=_default&rank=3&query=pip
Please please let me know if I can help you further???
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