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thedoc
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Well i had my f2f last Wednesday which i decided to leave my oxygen on during the assessment she was ok with that she started reading my ailments to me off her. laptop. Which i had to stop her straight away because she had them (only 2 ) COPD & rheumatoid arthritis in the wrong order ra diagnosed in 2010 copd 2017 so they must look at the form we fill in (not) then ending up being taken into hospital the following morning with copd exacerbation have to wait another 6 weeks now before I find out prepping a m r form ready though
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@thedoc.hello if you live in the UK you can phone the DWP and request a copy of the assessment report and on receiving it you will be able to see what your award may should be but you still have to wait for the official notification letter from the DWP.
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Thanks wilko can I phone them Tomorrow or wait a few more days? Do i have to phone DWP where I made the claim?
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I usually leave it about a week and then ring. They won't send a copy to you until they receive both copies back. It's DWP you need to ring.
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Thanks poppy 123456
I'll leave it till Wednesday to phone them
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