AN WORRIED ESA Assessments in Newcastle
AgentTech
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hi I’m interested in peoples experience with ESA at [name removed by moderator] had one for first time on Tuesday was strange as first f2f for esa as been in support group income related since they put me on 2011. Was hour half late getting to see a “DOCTOR” she was a Scottish ladie . First ththing she said to me and me relitive is I don’t no why you here didn’t really do assesment part from squeezing fingers.said I’m going do best to right a report so don’t have come back. I’m worried as she seemed fake nice . Do I need be worried . I need to point out I have CP Carnot work anymore on sticks live in adapted bungalow support by family have days were I can’t move.
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Hi @AgentTech, thanks for sharing this with us. I've removed the name of the specific location due to privacy reasons, but hopefully others will share their ESA assessment experiences regardless.
It's impossible to predict how an assessment went or what somebody's outcome will be, but I have my fingers crossed for the outcome you're hoping for. Do keep us updated!1 -
Thanks @Pippa_Scope it is stressing me out as just been through a battle with pip due to OT telling porky in report don’t want have same problem with esa0
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Hi AgentTech, I also have an assessment coming up at this centre. Haven't been before but just on principle I would always be wary of the "smiling assassin". At a different centre last summer I had no option but to go alone,(no family) that was the first thing she wrote on her report, after that it was game over. Situation is going to be the same at the next one, but definitely be wary, they are very friendly and because they put you at your ease they then use this against you. This is fact from personal experience. Sorry if this adds to the stress levels, but I thought you should be aware.0
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Assessment centres can be viewed on google street view, at least this gives you some idea of the location and layout of the outside. Cameras could quite possibly be outside too, so be wary of that.
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