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Has anyone continued an appeal for a family member that passed?
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kiwi28
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Wanted advice please my brother passed away 6 months ago aged 48 being diagnosed with lung cancer after only 5 weeks . They stopped his ESA in Nov 2017..he was appealing ...3June 2018 he passed away. He was treated apaulingly and it caused him a lot of stress and worry in his last few months .. not being able to afford to eat and live properly .I was shocked at how he was treated .I received a letter before Xmas from the government asking if I would like to carry on the appeal for my late brother as I am his next of kin .. which I.intend to .. just wondered if anyone here has been through a similar expierience please ?
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Hi @kiwi28
I am so sorry to hear what your brother went through and his passing.
I hope one our members will be able to give you some support soon.
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Because of the sensitivity of your case i would take advice from welfare associations
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Thank you so much ?
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I hope you get justice and get back what he was entitled to and you can tell this government that their actions can have life or death consequences
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Thank you markboy and Peppa.. I will keep you posted .. I will fight for justice for my brother ... this government have blood on their hands for so many unfortunately
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Sorry mistyped Pippa x
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