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Waiting to find out whether I have PIP

Hi I'm waiting to find out weather I've got pip r not rang them last Wednesday as I got 4 texts in 3mins about my assessment which I already had while on phone he told me that he can't tell me when I'll get my decision but has sent out a copy of the assessment report that day I received a letter not a report of assessment letter just said they have all info they need to make a decision
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Do they take on all the assessor comments or do they decided what to take from assessment and do points themselves
I'm new to this and it's all very confusing.x
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ive just come across better evidence but too late to send that in with my claim so they will base my decision on what they have which isn’t much,but will hold onto it incase I need a MR sad but I’m gearing up for that already
again on Monday. There are lots of discharge notes from lots of hospital stays so just want to make sure I don't get my dates mixed up. Im hoping my uncontrolled tonic clinic epilepsy will get me the increased mobility part of pip.
Maybe this might be the reasin
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Here's the email luvBrumboy I agree but it's always the sick and disabled that suffer the most. So unfair nothing ever changes the rich hey richer and the poor get poorer law of the land makes me so mad
I hate asking for help it makes me feel as though I'm begging
For what we get each week the prime minister spends on a bottle of wine with his dinner.
For thirty years i paid my national insurance before I got my illness
It's like job seekers allowances now can anyone live on there amount . It's impossible.
Until now, the DWP have argued that a claimant can only score points for being unsafe if harm is
likely to occur on more than 50% of the occasions on which they attempt an activity.
supervision when cooking. This is because they could not show that it is ‘more likely than not’ that
they will have a seizure on any given occasion when they prepare food.
DWP were wrong.
might occur and also at how great the harm might be. The greater the potential harm, the less likely
it needs to be that it would happen on any specific occasion.
then they reasonably require supervision for this activity, even though the chances of a seizure
happening on any specific occasion may be quite small. They should score points for needing supervision even if they don’t actually have anyone to provide it.
They ruled that where a claimant is at risk all the time, then they may also be at risk when carrying
out PIP activities that do not carry any additional likelihood of harm.
or taking medication, for example. But, because they are at risk whatever they are doing, then we
would argue that they still reasonably require supervision during these activities, because they
cannot do them safely without supervision.'
I hope your right tho
I’d suggest you now need advice.