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Unfair treatment

concerned
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Hello I am on limited capability for work ,currently waiting for my appeal date for PIP.I suffer from major trauma caused by abuse which includes domestic abuse and discrimination at work due to my nationality.Been told by my therapist I would be in and out of therapy for the rest of my life.The solicitor from CAB wrote in her letter which supports my case with the PIP appeal that they should decide if I am entitled to enhanced rate of daily living because of the way my severe chronic depression and anxiety affects me.Problem is DWP did not only have an assessor lie against me in the PIP assessment but they consider it is somehow fit to have a work coach to call me every single month as if I would ever go back to work.That puts an enormous amount of stress on me as soon I have to go to my annual work capability assessment and I wanna ask the assessor why am I still being called every month and my work coach told me it is up to the assessors to decide if calls will stop.Not just worried but disgusted by DWP really.
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Hi @concerned and a warm welcome to the community.
This sounds really stressful and I'm sure many of us can relate to your frustration at the assessment process. Are you currently on LCW or LCWRA? I only ask as if it's the latter, you probably shouldn't have a work coach.
Best of luck with the PIP appeal. I'm glad to read you have CAB supporting you with it. -
LCW but really should be on the other one as I will mention to my next assessment
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Thank you very much for your answer though all the best
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Hello @concerned Please to meet you. Sorry to here what you are going through.
Please can I ask are you receiving any support for your mental health.? Could be useful something to consider.
I used this mental health charity last time.
https://www.richmondfellowship.org.uk.
You could get help with floating support or an outreach worker. Guidance, advice and information on your well being also your benefit situation.
Can help with assessments and form filling in.
Might not be in all areas.
Wish you well.
Please take care.
@thespiceman
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I receive therapy via Let s Talk thank you for your concern
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