I had my pip assessment and just couldn’t remember everything
Rutg
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I had my pip assessment and just couldn’t remember everything. By the end of the assessment I was sobbing In pain by the excersises I couldn’t do.
she was still asking me to move arm stretch it out, I was so distraught.
ive been laid up all weekend in pain crying,depressed, by how I feel and what I have to live with. It’s now 4.40 am and tears are streaming down my face knowing I have to go to work tomorrow and try to manage the pain and my ordeal. I understand they have to this, but I’m laid here thinking why after all we’re going through. I have arthritis in knees, back wrist, bone spurs in my foot, carpal tunnel and after that I think depression. Probably not as bad as some , which Im truly sincere. Just not sure how to deal with feeling so low and now the wait . Thanks
she was still asking me to move arm stretch it out, I was so distraught.
ive been laid up all weekend in pain crying,depressed, by how I feel and what I have to live with. It’s now 4.40 am and tears are streaming down my face knowing I have to go to work tomorrow and try to manage the pain and my ordeal. I understand they have to this, but I’m laid here thinking why after all we’re going through. I have arthritis in knees, back wrist, bone spurs in my foot, carpal tunnel and after that I think depression. Probably not as bad as some , which Im truly sincere. Just not sure how to deal with feeling so low and now the wait . Thanks
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Hello @Rutg Pleased to meet you welcome.
Sorry what has happened. Thank you for joining and sharing.
You are not alone with what you have been going through. To reassure you many members of our community can identify what you are going through.
Including myself .
The main thing you are here as a valued member of our community.
We are here to give you support. Advice, information and any guidance.
Please can I ask who is supporting you ? Do you need help with your mental health?
We can help and provide support for your disability. Have a look at Talk about Specific conditions. Will be useful. Lots of posts from similar members, sharing their stories and lots of morale support.
Also look at our Mental health posts and for looking for support for your mental health look on line.
Consider mental health charities. I have used them and are very much useful and compassionate. Wealth of knowledge and expertise.
Hope that helps.
Pleasure to help you.
Take care
@thespiceman
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Hi @Rutg welcome to the community!
I am so sorry to hear what has happened. As @thespiceman said, are you receiving any emotional support?0 -
Hi @Rutg
Im sorry to hear you had such a bad time
If negative feelings and low moods don't go away, are too much for you to cope with, or are stopping you from carrying on with your normal life, you may need to make some changes and get some extra support.You can talk to your GP or call NHS 111. Your GP can discuss your symptoms with you and make a diagnosis. There is more information about low moods on the NHS website here.
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