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Hi all
Hope your well?
I need assistance I've been advised by my
Gp to temporary register with gp in the area I'm in since lockdown. As I could not survive in my flat in London due to harassment.
I'm concerned about my ESA if I do this.
As I worried about Gp in London mentioning this report.
I do have a Sociolotor but she is not sympathetic
Pls help I've really had enough of everything.
It's very hard living with parents especially my mum.
Hope your well?
I need assistance I've been advised by my
Gp to temporary register with gp in the area I'm in since lockdown. As I could not survive in my flat in London due to harassment.
I'm concerned about my ESA if I do this.
As I worried about Gp in London mentioning this report.
I do have a Sociolotor but she is not sympathetic
Pls help I've really had enough of everything.
It's very hard living with parents especially my mum.
Comments
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Hi
You should inform DWP of any change of address I know this is temp but it could affect your claim especially if you are living with people as opposed to single claim
Changing gp will not affect anything but again I would report it
Before you do anything I would get expert advice from CAB or welfare rights
I understand it can be difficult living with parents again but be grateful they are around and you have family support
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