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How Assessor, help my memory

charlenecharlene Member Posts: 555 Pioneering
in Disabled people
 Reading through my assessment paper, my eyes alighted on a comment my assessor said I made about my postmen. "My postmen, are as good as gold", I was suppose to say. Can't remember saying it, but remembered the Post Office, has given me a  sticker , to stick above my letter box, which says, please do not leave parcels wit neighbours. I was given the sticker because I can't  reach my neighbours door.  The postmen hide my packages away, leaving a note to where I can find them.  Might or might not help me but I will add it to my claim.  Hope info on sticker might help someone else on this site.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going.
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  • wilkowilko Member Posts: 2,182 Disability Gamechanger
    Every bit of extra information will be good at an accessment, might not seem much but if it helps in the difference form getting and not getting an award is useful.
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  • charlenecharlene Member Posts: 555 Pioneering
    Know the PO is not a doctor, but it  shows I am believed by others concerning my motobility. I also have an Assisted Black bin, green bin and recycling collection. A man from the council came out to interview me. I know both of these services help me and I feel give more credence to what I am saying.
    When the going gets tough, the tough get going.
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