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Should I do an MR?
1Sarah
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hi lve just got standard Mobilty. I lost by 2points. To get enhanced. I’ve got permanent drop foot. Osteoporosis. And I don’t know if to do a mandatory reconstruction. Can anyone help me.
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Hi,I'd advise you to get further advice regarding this. PIP isn't awarded based on a diagnosis, it's how those conditions affect you daily.
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Hi @1Sarah, sorry to hear this- it's a tricky decision to make, but if you do decide to go for an MR, this information about the appeals process may help. Do keep us updated!
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