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The dreaded pip

Linda6666
Member Posts: 7 Listener
Well I have finally got my letter for my claim for pip
And I can tell you all my stress levels are through the roof
And I can tell you all my stress levels are through the roof

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Hi @Linda6666 welcome to the community! I'm sorry to hear this, could you tell us a bit more and then we will do our best to adviseDisability Gamechanger - 2019
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I’ve eventually won my PIP claim, on my own, backdated to January. Enhanced levels for both. It took a lot of blood, sweat and tears and I’m continuing to champion for Epileptics and invisible mental health illness’
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That's great @michfinch It looks like my money is going to be dropped due to the assessor looking like he doesn't understand MH problems... I'm just waiting for the decision letter.
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Thank you all for replying to my first post , I really need help real bad , I want to appeal to upper tribunal but no idea how to , I can't afford to get a solicitor.
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Linda6666 said:Thank you all for replying to my first post , I really need help real bad , I want to appeal to upper tribunal but no idea how to , I can't afford to get a solicitor.
I answered your question on your other thread here https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/69493/lost-pip-tribunal#latest
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