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lissyb93
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hi my 4 year daughter has a cyclical vomiting syndrome, can DLA or PIP be claimed?
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Your daughter can only claim DLA or try to as PIP is for 16 yr and older.
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For a 4 year old you can only claim DLA.
You have to demonstrate and prove that she requires more care and/or is less able to mobilise than another child of the same age who has no mental or physical issues.
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@lissyb93 I feel your and your daughters pain, i’m 34 and have just recently been diagnosed with this condition. So sorry to hear your in this position. David
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Is your daughter in school or nursery? A letter of support from the school would be really helpful for a DLA claim.
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Welcome to the community, @lissyb93! You may like to give the online benefits calculator a try.
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