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lindadenise said: Well i was told that it takes great strength and great powers of thought to drive a car, i sent my MR back and said if thats the case why do thousands of disabled people drive on motability if thats the case.?
lillybelle said: Why tell them that you did drive?in fact why tell them that you even hold a licence.its got absolutely nothing to do with the assessori personally think people go wrong because they say too much.just keep to factsthe problem with these assessments is that the soft ware is asking the question, assessor typing in answer and it’s then asking another question because it’s digging abit deeper.abit like cooking- can you cook a meal- answer no.anymore questions to do with cooking are no I don’t cook at all now please move on.
Yadnad said: lillybelle said: Why tell them that you did drive?in fact why tell them that you even hold a licence.its got absolutely nothing to do with the assessori personally think people go wrong because they say too much.just keep to factsthe problem with these assessments is that the soft ware is asking the question, assessor typing in answer and it’s then asking another question because it’s digging abit deeper.abit like cooking- can you cook a meal- answer no.anymore questions to do with cooking are no I don’t cook at all now please move on. Are you actually suggesting that when the assessor asks you if you drive (which is a normal question for obvious reasons) you would say no whereas the truth is that you do? Would you suggest any further lies that you may tell them?As for your cooking answer if you actually tell the assessor what you have written in your last sentence could well be seen as you not fully co-operating.
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