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Howie_T
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does anyone one know if I would be entitled to PIP & ESA after being diagnosed with peripheral nueropothy and bowel incontinence.
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Hi Howie
Try benefits and work website for self tests these will give some indication as to whether you are eligible.Dont forget its not what you have but how it affects you in your everyday life.
Debsidoo.x1 -
Hi @Howie_T, welcome to the community! Great to have you here.
Benefits are awarded based on how your conditions affect your life, rather than the conditions/diagnosis themselves. Try putting your details into the online benefits calculator, which can give an indication of what you may be able to claim, and do come back to us with any questions!1 -
Thank you I will check them out now.0
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