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I'm a high risk patient having my Covid injection tomorrow. Do I need to inform PIP?

berry123
berry123 Member Posts: 262 Pioneering
edited February 2 in PIP, DLA, and AA
Hi guys need advise I'm.a high risk.patient having a covid jab tomorrow do I inform pip or tell them when I have my assessment next week. Thanks 


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