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Decision to go oral
sam12
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Anyone who is with fightback and attending pip appeal anyone know the cost of a lawyer there. Is pip oral OK not scary
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I went to my appeal with my daughter it is nerve racking but it was not as bad as i thought. I was asked questions from a Dr and a Disability lady. It was fine the judge didnt have no questions. I was sent out for 25 mins and then when i went back in i had won my appeal got Enchanced on both. I only had standard care no mobility so i was over the moon. Its hard but just go in and try and explain as best you can your difficulties.
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Worst of life is health problems never a end to it. Dwp didn't read my Mr gave me nothing as a no. Appeal take time. I do get low pip mobility waiting to get enhanced I been on dla 22half years
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Very true
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I ask my bf he a lawyer. Thank you.
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