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I won my PIP tribunal
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Grace56
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I am very happy to have joined this community.
I have bipolar 11 disorder and have just gone through the ordeal of reapplying for PIP at tribunal. It was ghastly and so stressful I wish I’d joined you all sooner.
However, I won and I’m now getting my life back together after a very miserable few months.
If I can answer anyone’s questions about tribunals, I will so please don’t hesitate to ask.
Best set wishes to you all. ?
I have bipolar 11 disorder and have just gone through the ordeal of reapplying for PIP at tribunal. It was ghastly and so stressful I wish I’d joined you all sooner.
However, I won and I’m now getting my life back together after a very miserable few months.
If I can answer anyone’s questions about tribunals, I will so please don’t hesitate to ask.
Best set wishes to you all. ?
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Hello @Grace56 and a warm welcome to the community. Very glad you could join us, but sorry no-one seems to have got back to you sooner.
Profoundest congratulations on having fought your own batter successfully and my thanks for your posting. Very, very glad to have you with us,
Warmest best wishes,
@JennysDad -
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I won mine too. Congratulations
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That's great news, Grace. I hope you're keeping well now. ?
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