Going Out Descriptors - OCD
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No anger issues at all - completely chilled out in fact at the moment.
Just commenting on what is the correct way to view a PIP descriptor and how the PIP2 should be filled out.
Poppy put up a link in her earlier post as to what this descriptor means.
Wouldn't it make life easier for you to just put down what the impact is and then look at the link to see where, even if it does, fit any descriptor. Don't get bogged down into trying to make the impact fit the descriptor or the descriptor fit the impact.
The sorry fact is that sometimes there are claimants that may well be seriously disabled but that the impact based on those disabilities just does not fit any of the descriptors no matter how hard you try to get them to fit.
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Regardless of how it should or shouldn't be done descriptor E only applies if you're not able to go out at all during the day.
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