Pip 20 meter walking
samahira
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Hi
Can anyone tell me what is the average time for walking 20 meters by a normal person and how long will a person with disability would take to walk the same distance.
thanks
Can anyone tell me what is the average time for walking 20 meters by a normal person and how long will a person with disability would take to walk the same distance.
thanks
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samahira said:Hi
Can anyone tell me what is the average time for walking 20 meters by a normal person and how long will a person with disability would take to walk the same distance.
thanksThe scale normally used isFast walking 60- 90 metre per minuteslow walking 45 - 60 metre per minutevery slow up to 45 metre per minuteergo for mobility consider < 30 seconds for 20 metres1 -
Thanks
anyone has experience answering the walking distance and time question
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This was something assessors and tribunals were doing which is not in line with the descriptors. By asking how long can you walk for, with a little persuasion, most people would answer 1 or 2 minutes.This does not sound very much at all but the descriptor asks for the distance " How far can you walk " . When applied to the above scale even 1 minute could put you in descriptor b the 50 -200 metre distance, and therefore only 4 points. The translation from time to distance is then a matter of opinion and as we all know claimants over/under state their ability
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Also any holiday relating questions faced by anyone
please let me know kind of questions they may ask0 -
samahira said:Also any holiday relating questions faced by anyone
please let me know kind of questions they may ask
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Hi @samahira, tell us a bit more, what holiday related questions?
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I went on a religious trip for 12 Days two years ago With my family but not on a holiday for the last 13 years because of my health
My medical record states that.
Pip requsted my medical record and will see that
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I was awarded pip standard for both last April but my representative is convinced I should get higher for both as I used to because they helped me with my application from the beginning and know my circumstances well. So I appealed and date given for hearing once but called off as they wanted more medical evidence. I am now given another date and I am worried sick.0
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@smahira - you may be overthinking this and it seems to me that you're not as convinced about your entitlement to a higher award as your representative is. I apologise if I have misunderstood your post.
In any event,If you're asked about holidays then just tell the truth, as you've written above.0 -
Thank you for responding so quickly. I am convinced and I believe I should get higher award. But it’s being almost a year. I have physical as well as mental problems and this is making me even unwell.
Thanks again I will let you know the outcome.0 -
Hi
thank you to everyone who supported me. I had my hearing today. I was awarded enhanced for both mobility and daily by the appeal panels.1 -
That is great news. You should ring DWP in a few days to make sure they have a copy of the decision. Normally tribunal decisions take 5-8 weeks to put into payment
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Thank you I will contact dwp
This site has been great help and support. I wish everyone well.0
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