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esa , spinal fusion

lisa1972
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Hi was wondering if anyone can help me ,I had my tribural for esa back in November but it was ajurned got told I should be hearing from them in a few weeks time. My question is can I get esa for spinal fusion I also have bladder problems aswell.i will be taking my support worker with me when I go .
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In short no, you have to meet the ESA descriptors as to know which group you will be placed into.
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Hi,Wilko is correct, being placed into one of the groups is not about a diagnosis, it's how those conditions affect you.
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I have walking issues ,that is part of my spinal problems.but my bladder problems are quite bad to where I can wet myself ,through no fault of my own .
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To be placed into the Support Group through mobilising (mobility) then they'll take into consideration your ability to use a self propel wheelchair, if they think you can do this then you won't be placed into this group through this descriptor.
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