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wilko said: Hello and welcome, having had two PIP acessments the first on reading my report I could see the acessor had observed me from the moment my name was called in the waiting room right through the acessment process. From my ability to hear my name called getting to my feet using crutches, walking to her office, lowering myself into a chair using her desk for support, standing five times to stretch my legs, comments where noted about my completion, clean finger nails, well groomed and dressed made eye contact and had an understanding of my illnesses and conditions ( MS ) it’s all part of the acessment process and by requesting your acessment report makes interesting reading even if you do get the appropriate award as I did on both occasions the second for a change in circumstances.
Dotty123 said: Sorry to hear this it’s disgusting how they treat us and if we appeal they stop our money it’s as if because they don’t believe us we go tribunal so stop our money it’s a disgrace for peaple to put up with good luck
Winifred said: I am only saying that for any disabled person to go through a year of misery and suffer lack of food in order to get benefits they are entitled to is medieval life threatening and the system should not impose that.
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