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weejinky
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Why should we have to lose our Pip just because we are over 65. I think we the disabled would need it just as much or more
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HI,Who said you lose your PIP when you're over 65? that's not correct. If you already have a PIP award when you reach state pension age then you'll continue to receive it after this age. If you haven't got a PIP award at this age then you won't be able to claim it and you'll need to claim Attendance Allowance which doesn't have a mobility part.0
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