FAILED @ PIP tribunral
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g7iqj
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20+ YRS Ago had accident @ work did lot damage to my back disc l4,l5 . got awarded 10% industrial injurys had treatntment did what they could. had orhopedics surgeons report statin damage . Fast forward 2019 now 55 2nd degenrative changes creeping in mobility issues . limited walking 20 - 50 meteres max / up to 1 min with out having to stop sit . standing more 1- 2 min out sitting . APPLIIEd for PIP turned down . had MR turned down Had tribunral turn down . Reason given by judge @ tribunral quote is although i have mobility issues , my evedeince 20 + yrs old states the problem, cause not the out come. More or less saying that it does not back up my claim now 20+ yrs later me with as i claim mobility walking @ standing issues . SO as i see it ive to get up to date eveidence to back up my claim . IE up to date orhopedics surgeon report, spechialist ... QUESTION if i go back to my doctor GP request this WILL i have to pay get charged for this report ????. as last one 20 yrs ago was payed for private by then trade untion as they were persuing acciden t claim agaist ex employer . THEN with up to date eveidence to back me up i should then reply for PIP start again NOT sure if i have to pay FOR THE REPORT FROM NHS . Any advice
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@g7iqj - writing letters for DWP isn't part of a GPs job - so if they do it they're entitled to charge.....
What evidence is it that you want from your GP?
Can you not explain the difficulty that you have, how far you can walk without pain/ having to rest, whether you fall, whether you can repeat it a little while later?
I doubt that my GP could do this, without me telling her what to write. Yours may be different of course....
Good luck anyway....
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eveidence from spechialist ie oprhopedic surgeon , to back up my claim due back problem off 20 + yrs ago the outcome is now 2020 that it which it has left me with mobility issues ie limited walking 1 min 20-50 meteres in one go standing more 1 min in turn affects your daily life .. tribunral had letter from my GP stating of dec2019 ive limited mobility as above has to be spechi;list report just letter from gp not good enough it seems .
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Hi,I see you posted about this in November last year and you were advised to request the statement of reasons and record of proceedings. Did you request these and then find someone to have a look?0
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lack eveidence to back up my claim why i failed0
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i take it need up to date report that simple getting this report be the issue0
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@cristobal is correct, a GP will very rarely know how your conditions affect you. I'm assuming you didn't request the SOR after the Tribunal decision?
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gave me paper to say failed on the day DONT UNDERSTAND THIS SOR ???? HOW I GET THIS0
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as far i concerned i just need to get up todate eveidence re applied how i get this eveidence is the issue who pays for it me/ nhs ie the report
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If there's a charge for any reports written then you need to pay for this.For the statement of reasons then it's HMCTS that you need to request this from but because your Tribunal decision was in November then you could be too late to request this now.0
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was not told this by clark all rush tare on the day running behind i had ask for expense claim destion notice did not say about SOR all i have is destion notice saying that yes i have back issues they except this however resulting limitations insufficent to score required number off points otherwords due lack up to date eveidence did not back up my claim i can only walk 20-50 meteres / standing more 1 min or so with out sitting down .
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