PIP tribunal
Chelseagirl
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cab tried to reassure and said "oh they're not that bad" omg it literally was as though I was "on trial"!!! As though I was a criminal it lasted 90 minutes and I was uncontrollable and they said "if you can't pull yourself together we'll have to postpone it"!!! They said because years ago I had TWICE used bus at end of my street when car broken down + before knee ops that"I could walk 200metres"!!!!
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Chelseagirl,
I hope your feeling a bit less anxious today.
its definitely a horrible thing to go too, i for one will NOT do it again.
did you get the decision on the day?
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So sorry to hear about your experience Chelsea girl. My assessment felt like a grilling ., I expected any minute for a spot light to be turned on.
it seems everyt piece of evidence you give has to be brief and relevant, otherwise it is twisted and used against you.0
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