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PIP discrimination/ unprofessionalism

Hi, I'm new here,
bASICALLY, I had an appointment nearly two months ago for PIP and i recieved part of my report last week. With in it, I scored all 0's, which is twoddle. I struggle with day today life in general and have a multitude of conditions. The person on the report, said i could eat unaided and cook unaided, when my mum has to help me with nearly anything. I do not feel as though i was treated correctly, and i left my appointment feeling awful and the report made me feel like i still have to fight to prove im sick, there were many comments on my weight and how i was in the assessment, and i was wondering how i could make a complaint.
Many thanks
bASICALLY, I had an appointment nearly two months ago for PIP and i recieved part of my report last week. With in it, I scored all 0's, which is twoddle. I struggle with day today life in general and have a multitude of conditions. The person on the report, said i could eat unaided and cook unaided, when my mum has to help me with nearly anything. I do not feel as though i was treated correctly, and i left my appointment feeling awful and the report made me feel like i still have to fight to prove im sick, there were many comments on my weight and how i was in the assessment, and i was wondering how i could make a complaint.
Many thanks
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Thank you for joining and sharing.
Sorry to hear what you have been through.
I am one of the team of community champions. We guide, advise and help new members who join the forum.
My friend @poppy123456 has given you a lot of advice, guidance what to do next.
Please if I can suggest also contact CAB your local office. They will help and advise your on any Mandatory Reconsideration. Something to consider.
Please have a look at our website.
Please if you need anything further be happy to help and be supportive.
Please take care.
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You mention discrimination & unprofessionalism - as Poppy mentioned you should report this to the assessment provider...
If you don't agree with the conclusion of the assessor then you should ask for a mandatory reconsideration...
They're two separate things ...
If the complaint is purely about the assessors report and their behaviour (as seems to be in this case) then this can't be dealt with by a mandatory reconsideration (which is asking the decision maker to have another look at their decision)
Sorry if this causes confusion...