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Any opinions on PURPLE ELLA? Youtuber.
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Was just curious if anyone has heard of Purple Ella on youtube?
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is it a celeb?..a health condition? or what?
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just googled it...ah I see.....all clear now x
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i like her seems like a nice honest girl who knows tho im going through something similar to what she went throught with atos capita maximus dwp except she seems to understand things better...
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boriswho said:i like her seems like a nice honest girl who knows tho im going through something similar to what she went throught with atos capita maximus dwp except she seems to understand things better...
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You`re so right. Being in receipt of high level PIP does not mean you just sit a t home and do nothing. What it looks at is how much help you need to do anything!
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pollyanna1052 said:You`re so right. Being in receipt of high level PIP does not mean you just sit a t home and do nothing. What it looks at is how much help you need to do anything!
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Hart86 said:Opus said:I'm not so convinced!....There are numerous videos and many of them..where she is going all over England from Bristol.....london underground,,,,steps......large speeches to 100s of people....lunches out....walking easily....4 days tenting holiday....Just look at the videos.......if you put that activity in PIPS and told them ,this is what you can do...a big fat Zero would rightfully be given.
My conditions prevent me from doing many of the activities listed, but with the right preparation and adaptations most people can do most things.
In fact a friend of mine I know receives PIP has just gotten back from 2 weeks in Disney World. Given that he’s a permanent wheelchair user it took more planning, expense and his carer to go with the family but nothing stops him going on his adventures and why should it??
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Hart86 said:Opus said:I'm not so convinced!....There are numerous videos and many of them..where she is going all over England from Bristol.....london underground,,,,steps......large speeches to 100s of people....lunches out....walking easily....4 days tenting holiday....Just look at the videos.......if you put that activity in PIPS and told them ,this is what you can do...a big fat Zero would rightfully be given.
My conditions prevent me from doing many of the activities listed, but with the right preparation and adaptations most people can do most things.
In fact a friend of mine I know receives PIP has just gotten back from 2 weeks in Disney World. Given that he’s a permanent wheelchair user it took more planning, expense and his carer to go with the family but nothing stops him going on his adventures and why should it??https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/disability-benefit-cheat-who-claimed-9753145Disability benefit cheat who claimed £500,000 for bad back caught on video dancing to Michael Jackson
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pollyanna1052 said:You`re so right. Being in receipt of high level PIP does not mean you just sit a t home and do nothing. What it looks at is how much help you need to do anything!
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