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May need to appeal, advice please

jules13
Member Posts: 63 Connected
hi guys still early days I know but today I have received a copy of my report, a few things I do not agree with, can someone tell me how I get an appeal ready and what kind of evidence I need to supply to go in my favour. For example the assessor stated I can’t lower myself independently into a bath but has only stated I need an aid washing (b) which contradicts what she said about needing help to lower in the bath? But how can I get evidence on this? Also she has put that I can walk 20 metres and no more than 50 but I stated the furthest I walk is into the doctors with my crutches and I need to stop twice walking in there which is about 20metres from car park. Again how can I prove this?
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hi so sorry you are going through this when I got my report back my assesser made up so many things it was just a sheet of lies , we got letter from my carer ,my daughter did me a letter and one from my doctor ,when you your appeal highlight the things that are wrong with your report and send in letters with your evidence I did and my got sorted I hope this helps and I hope you get the outcome you want
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