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Were these appointment letters or medical reports?Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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Reports from where you see your consultant on the day and they say about the appointment
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The pieces of paper I sent is how I feel, how the pain effects my life, medication I am on and how often, my talking therapies referral letter so they know I am having that
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Hi @avakarlsson, just wanted to check in and see how you were doing.
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Hi Chloe
I am not doing to great thank you in chronic pain and my panic attacks still happen ;(
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Hope you are doing ok
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Sorry to hear this @avakarlsson, pain and panic attacks are horrible. Have you found anything that helps?
You are doing amazing, be easy on yourself and take care this weekend.Scope -
I am having talking therapies with my therapist who I have seen 3 times every other week, it may help a tiny bit but still have my panic attacks.
She gives me booklets about it and I read through them.
I am waiting to my universal credit health work assessment mandatory reconsideration and I wrote everything on my journal -
I'm glad your therapist has been able to offer some support, I really hope that continues to be helpful and that you don't have to wait long for UC. Please do let us know how you get on.Scope
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Yes hopefully it does help me, I phoned up universal credit this afternoon and they said the person that’s looking into it has got until next Thursday then I will know what the decision is by next Thursday which is good.
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I'm not sure why you were told this because there's no timescales for any decision. MR's can take anything up to 10 weeks, sometimes longer.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
The person who I spoke to she looked at my details on my account and said that it says on there that someone is looking into it and be ready by next Thursday I will hear. Then if I don’t here by next Thursday then I have to ring them again and they will escalate it that’s what they told me on the phone.
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Hi everyone I did my universal credit extra payment appeal, they are doing it urgently as the situation I am in, as I can’t work as I’m in chronic pain, so hopefully this week or next week will be the appointment for the telephone hearing and have it within a couple of weeks hopefully, depending what’s happening.
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Fingers crossed for you @avakarlsson. Please keep in touch and let us know when you get a date.Community Manager
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