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char38
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I got my PIP medical back today.it says i should b reviewed again to 2 years and advised of 13points. Just need the decision now. Any ideas
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Hi @char38 welcome to the community! Are the 13 points the total points awarded or either component?Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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I got 13 for daily living. So will PIP award me that.
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The DWP do usually go with the report, so it sounds like you have enhanced daily, I'd wait for the letter to make sure though
When I asked for my report the DWP sent a cover letter stating that it's not final and that it could be changed.
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Thats what i thought so not getting my hopes up. Im new to all this and i havent a clue?. Hopefully they will go off the women that came to c me x
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Yeah cross fingers! In my case I'm hoping the DM doesn't go with the report as my mobility and daily living have been dropped! but yeah, I doubt that's going to happen!
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Its horrible that people have to go through this. It causes so much stress
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I agree.
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Obviously yes it does. But what else is the answer? Go back to the bad old days of DLA? No regular checks, no real face to face assessment process and best of all letting people keep on claiming the benefit until THEY tell the DWP that they no longer qualify for it?char38 said:Its horrible that people have to go through this. It causes so much stress
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My mum was on dla n now she has to swap over. But i know 2 people who were on dla n had nothing wrong with them n now they cant get PIP so thats a good thing
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