Four months after a fall in a supermarket store
samahira
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hi
i slipped on a supermarket wet floor about four months ago. They had a ceiling leak, there was a bucket collecting water but no wet sign. I reported the incident and after a month I approached the company as my fibromyalgia flare up was not getting any better.
Their solicitor investigated the accident and wrote that the client will consider for compensation.
I now talked to a injury solicitor and he is bit unsure how to proceed with my condition as some insurance companies don’t want to recognise fibromyagia as a illness.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
i slipped on a supermarket wet floor about four months ago. They had a ceiling leak, there was a bucket collecting water but no wet sign. I reported the incident and after a month I approached the company as my fibromyalgia flare up was not getting any better.
Their solicitor investigated the accident and wrote that the client will consider for compensation.
I now talked to a injury solicitor and he is bit unsure how to proceed with my condition as some insurance companies don’t want to recognise fibromyagia as a illness.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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The NHS say
Fibromyalgia, also called fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS), is a long-term condition that causes pain all over the body.
Fibromyalgia UK produce a medical information pack that might be useful?0 -
Hi
i am writing after a long time. I want to know how long it takes to get an answer after applying for carers allowance.
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samahira said:Hi
i am writing after a long time. I want to know how long it takes to get an answer after applying for carers allowance.
regards
Anything between 8-12 weeks but there's really no timescales. It depends on backlog in your area and all areas are different.
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Thank you for the information. My daughter is my carer. Can she call them to see the progress of the application.
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As it's her claim for carers allowance and not yours then yes she can ring them herself.
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