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Breast Cancer - am I entitled to help?
july2448
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I've just been diagnosed with breast cancer, I'm retired age 68, am I entitled to fancial help ?
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Hi @july2448, I've replied to this on your other post but just wanted to say hello and welcome to the community!
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Hi @july2448
Opp’s Sorry I pressed the wrong button!!!!!!!
We have got a “Benefit Calculator” on our site.
Please please let me know if I can help you in anyway. -
Hi yes you should .when I was going through breast cancer treatment plan. .p.I. p and esa were very helpful at that point goid luck x
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As the other person is 68 then they won't be able to claim PIP or ESA because these are benefits for working age people. Attendance Allowance is a possibly but that would depend on care needs.littleruthie123 said:Hi yes you should .when I was going through breast cancer treatment plan. .p.I. p and esa were very helpful at that point goid luck x
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Oops sorry
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