Pip and mobility car
ducks72
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still waiting for my tribunal date and getting kind of worried as a friend with MS has just lost her tribunal and thinking ahead if I took my car back as the car has been extended till tribunal and bought a car then win my tribunal, do I have to accept my mobility car back? Any help would be gratefully appreciated
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Hi,No you wouldn't have to accept the car back. If you want to give the car back then you'll need to speak to motability.1
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Many are taking up this option and buying their own vehicle where previously they have had a Motability car.
With PIP comes the regular reassessment that is unless you qualify for the 10 year award. With every reassessment comes the risk of losing the enhanced mobility element. The days of DLA are now gone where there was an almost certainty that you would not be reassessed especially having an indefinite award.
For those who opted to buy and obtained the finance from Motability via Hire Purchase you were able to borrow without credit checks up to 3 times the total annual mobility award provided that the car was not more than 7 years old when the last instalment was paid.
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How disgracful that someone with MS can loose their pip.
Theres something VERY sick going on0 -
I completely agree they have no idea how badly they affect people’s lives it’s a shame. I suffer badly with severe Crohns can’t get it to go into remission but the assessor I had took no interest in any of my conditions made light of them all so feel like I have to go to tribunal and state my case, but this affects me badly with stress and anxiety same as my friend who has been fighting MS for 30 yrs it’s terrible0
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Hi,PIP isn't awarded based on a diagnosis, it's how those conditions affect your ability to carry out daily activities based on the PIP descriptors. We are all affected differently by these conditions. What you need to do is write 2-3 examples of what happened the last time you attempted that activity for each descriptor that applies to you.Good luck to those waiting for their hearing dates.0
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Thankyou I have with help from healthcare providers and support workers who have been beilliant fingers crossed for everyone waiting very stressful time for so many1
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