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I did it i won pip appeal waited 23 months but i won but have not a clue what it is saying

misstracey
Member Posts: 77 Pioneering
hello everyone firstly i want to thank scope team i was at my darkest hour when i arrived on here ashamed and ready to give up but the scope team made me overcome this and are like a family to me thank you from the bottom of my heart i got the letter this morning sat and just stared at it for 2 hours but opened it and said appeal allowed i cried please anyone who is going trough this the road is long and tough there will be setbacks and dark times please do not give up like i almost did scope is here for support and without them i would not of gone for appeal and be writing this today thank you all again can someone explain to me what i got as do not understand thank
you

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[email protected] long wait was worth it.......now you can relax.The Scope family are very helpful, theyve always been there for me when i need good advice, and im glad they have supported you every step of the way.
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thankyou ebeneee i do not understand letter need a bit of help x
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@misstracey
Hi congratulations great news ?.
Looking at your letter i believe you have been awarded enhanced rate of mobility 12 points awarded but unfortunately not awarded on the daily living component 2 points awarded.
I am no expert but if i am reading correctly that's your award.
Hope this helps
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You've been awarded Standard Rate Mobility @misstracey
You haven't received enough points to be awarded any Care element.
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Also, because you've been awarded 10 points for mobility descriptor (e), you can apply for a Blue Badge @misstracey
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saz11 said:@misstracey
Hi congratulations great news ?.
Looking at your letter i believe you have been awarded enhanced rate of mobility 12 points awarded but unfortunately not awarded on the daily living component 2 points awarded.
I am no expert but if i am reading correctly that's your award.
Hope this helps
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HI,Great news. Standard rate mobility, which is £23.20 per week. Backdated money can take 8 weeks.
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Jurph said:Also, because you've been awarded 10 points for mobility descriptor (e), you can apply for a Blue Badge @misstraceyThat is true - though @misstracey will need to wait for DWP to issue the award paperwork. If this Tribunal ruling is implemented @misstracey will also qualify for 50% car tax reduction.What happens next, as many here know, is that DWP are notified of the decision. In most cases they accept the decision, issue award paperwork and sort out any backpayment. In some cases they apply to the First-tier Tribunal for the Statement of Reasons with a view to a possible appeal on a point of law to the Upper Tribunal, though it is rare for DWP to request the SoR and rarer still that they appeal to UT.
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hiya everyone you are a great help i had all supported evidence of my metal illness off doctors and my support workers and therapists but i guess government is still blinded to this what they cannot see they do not believe maybe one day they will take into account that people do suffer with this x
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thank you david235 well ill wait till i am notified by dwp i am just glad i can breath a bit better feel like a weight has been lifted if they do decide to appeal ill be ready xx
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I am so glad that you feel a weight has been lifted. I doubt I am alone in feeling that these decisions are about validation as well as the benefit itself.I hope you can relax now and recover somewhat.
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@misstracey
Hi please accept my apologies....my original was was incorrect i did amend it but for some reason it doesn't show did it come through to you ? .
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That's great news about your standard rate mobility @misstracey, thank you for letting us know!
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Congrats @misstracey
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