No feedback - which has caused me stress as my condition is getting worse now
pigeon101
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hi lost my pip may 2018 scoring o points felt so angry after seeing the paper work which i felt
was not worded completly correct .have just been to first-tier tribunal jan 2019 and got my pip
points returned on 16-1-2019 no feed back as yet 'has caused me abit of stress last few months
as my condition is getting a bit worse now.
was not worded completly correct .have just been to first-tier tribunal jan 2019 and got my pip
points returned on 16-1-2019 no feed back as yet 'has caused me abit of stress last few months
as my condition is getting a bit worse now.
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Hello @pigeon101 Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for joining and sharing. Well done on a successful outcome at your tribunal.
I am one of the team of community champions. Who advise and help new members who join.
I know there will be members of community who can identify what you are dealing with.
How can we as community help?
Please ask if we can help and advise with anything.
Some one will know.
Please take care.
@thespiceman
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Hi,Great news. It can take 8 weeks to receive back dated money. HMCTS automatically contact DWP.0
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It can be so annoying I won my appeal last week and asked the court what happens next , They said the result of the appeal is emailed to DWP that day
they stopped my money quick enough , but looks like they can take their time re instating it0 -
Hi pigeon 101, I have nothing useful to add to the other responders. I absolutely understand the stress you are going through. Stress itself can make many health conditions worse, sadly and usually at a time we are not in any condition to handle it. Please take extra care of yourself and do your best to relax when you can. Xx1
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Just don't tell the DWP that it's all making your condition worse they will re assess you and that is the last thing you need now0
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Hi @pigeon101, welcome to the community and congratulations on your tribunal win!
As the others have said, the process can be tough. Do ensure you're taking the time to look after yourself and prioritise your health. Do you have people around you who can support you?1
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