Eventful day at tribunal
rhino1
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Wow that's was stressful but got the results that I had hoped for and was awarded enhanced in both cats. The panel was very professional and asked questions at my speed and they were happy for me to consult my notes if necessary. They didn't give any indication at all during the meeting and my wife went back into the room for their decision as it was a distance from the waiting room back to theirs. Thank you all so much for your invaluable advice and whilst it is a difficult process I found this on line community so helpful. I can now rest a while before having to begin again in three years. Many thanks again.
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Great news @rhino1, thanks so much for sharing and congratulations!2
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Hi cobra. I would have jumped at that settlement as well .. I've learned a lot going through all the hoops it seemed to take over my life for the last year regards .Rhino12
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I’d been exhausted going through the hoops and my GP had also noticed. As someone who’s had 17 op’s and on equivalent of 29 tablets + 2 heavy dosages of insulin I just didn’t have the strength to carry on. I’ve also had 3 injections in my right eye and have been told I’ll need 2 more so it’s been a rough ride to say the list.rhino1 said:Hi cobra. I would have jumped at that settlement as well .. I've learned a lot going through all the hoops it seemed to take over my life for the last year regards .Rhino1
Previously for the last 12+ years I had HRM HRC - indefinitely so I’ll be taking a big hit, financially.
Regards and God Bless @rhino1
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Congratulations rhino1
well done.Time to relax and recuperate.
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Nice one @rhino10
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rino1 Well done a good result. Glad it was worth it even though draining and stressful. But satisfying. Again Welldone.0
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Great news rhino thanks for a positive post
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Hi folks . This is just a reassurance message to anybody having to go through the pitfalls and ups and downs of the pip tribunal. I was very surprised at the helpful nature and advice given to me after the decision had been made regarding courses which may be helpful to my condition, such as pain management courses, O.T. therapy and aqua physio classes so will be seeing the doctor to get these sorted out. Whilst, with hind sight and getting our desired outcome, I do believe that the panel dealt with me fairly and they proved to be helpful and patient so don't be too stressed out, and certainly persue your claim because it is important to you. Good luck to you all. Best regards, Rhino.3
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I am so happy for you. This is so good to hear and has really cheered up my mood today. Yes have a good rest and plan some pleasant things for you and your family to get over this ordeal you have all been through. Thank god there are some decent tribunals in this abusive system. Absolutely fantastic.0
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Hello @rhino1 Pleased for you welcome and pleased to meet you. Positivity good excellent.
I have read your post you seem like me getting knockbacks but succeeding in the end. Understand whether ESA or PIP assessments you never ever give up.
I say to every one you have to fight be strong and battle and have courage. I always said to my self I want to be a winner chicken dinner sorry had to get food in there some how.
I had a support worker last year I am here to fight for you. She and me launched our selves on the unsuspecting assessor. Never knew what hit that assessor. Round 1 ding a ling the bell sounded we were off verbal punches. Said how everything effected me in sharp short sentences.
So after about half hour had enough this assessor lying totally cream on the computer.
This being my own history for twenty years or more plus being told. One says I am fit 18 months down the line unfit so it goes on.
The exercises can you do this and that.. So many lies and deceit.in the past how they get away with it The end result now on Support Group ESA .
Pleased to see you after care that is excellent and I hope it works out for you.
Most important thing is to have some one speak for you and at all times if possible be honest and open how bad you are. On your worse day.
Have gone on my own had no results just get walked over and mistreated. Must have an advocate or welfare rights or support worker or any body to stand up and fight.
Wish you the best
Am here to listen anytime
The One and Only Spiceman
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Well done. Mine was good as well getting ER in both after zero points from so called HP? After months of stress I came out of the room smiling for a change!
Hope we encourage others to fight for their rightful benefits.1 -
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Thanks for all the kind comments it feels like a good week happy Easter everybody. Regards rhino10
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Well done Kevin and you are so right. It is always much easier to speak after the event, and in my case I didn't know what to expect at the tribunal and spent weeks and months just checking on all my details. I think that not knowing what to expect is the worst thing. I know the feeling of relief when it was all done and in all honesty I am only just beginning to lose that awful stressed feeling! Best regards Rhino12
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