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  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Community member Posts: 53,317 Disability Gamechanger
    On going PIP awards have never been 20 years for PIP. The only thing you can do is request the MR then Tribunal if that fails. You do keep referring back to your DLA award but that doesn't exist anymore. Good with your your MR/Tribunal.
    I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.
    If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    What's an Mr tribuneral please .Thank you x
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    Look a few posts further back poppy as Mike has stated .on going awards were 20 then changed to 10 .you can see his post above yours an mine before your first comment about cap locks.cheers
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    Ok I got it mandatory reconsideration  IS m.R.yep that's what I'm doing hun cheers
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    THANKS Mike I know the pip is new claim and not the same as dla,but they gave me exactly the same award that I had on dla in 2014 it's only this month they decided to lower it.on the daily living to standard .There was no date in either award of dla or when my new claim for pip went in on 2014 it was given as on going. They want the money they have overpaid me in the last 13 weeks paid back but they kept me waiting for a decision that long .It's not my fault they took their time making a decision
  • debbiedo49
    debbiedo49 Community member Posts: 2,904 Disability Gamechanger
    @Mandy1983 could you please try to keep your personality info to a minimum or message in response to your query as your posts are very long and hard to follow. I think you should be aware this is a public forum and anyone can read all the details you are giving. It’s  making me very uncomfortable to read all your details . Good luck 
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    Sorry Debbie of course
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    I have kept them up to date with proofs all the way of letters via all GP an specialist letters so there is no way I have misled or not informed them of anything .The only thing I can actually think of is the 13 weeks they took to make a decision on this award now.Ive not held anything back from them .There is no change my specialists support me so I trust them as who else can I believe? What you say here has just fretted me out because I never even gave it a thought that they would even think that as I've been upfront all the way as I can't imagine why they would feel misled iff  I've supplied the information freely on my own merit without being asked for it?
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    THANKS Mike. I can only give them info I have so can't make that up as I've been told it by these nhs professional people.i guess I'll have to wait and see what they are talking about then. As you know more than me on this front ,I guess I will just have to wait their response.makes me feel uneasy that your saying that as I've no clue what I'm meant to have done .I'm terminal as I've been told so nothing is as bad as that diagnosis. 
  • Mandy1983
    Mandy1983 Community member Posts: 22 Connected
    How can I remove my posts as some are correct they are too long

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