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Hi, my name is gypsycaril, I don't think I gave the right answer in my PIP assessment

gypsycaril
gypsycaril Member Posts: 5 Listener
edited March 2021 in PIP, DLA, and AA
I have had my pip assement yesterday.and right at the end she ask me a question .i dont think i give the right answer . Will this stope me getting pip
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  • janer1967
    janer1967 Member Posts: 16,338 Disability Gamechanger
    Hi there 

    Sorry gals for us to say without knowing the question or answer ? 

    There are no right or wrong answers its about how your condition affects your ability to do the tasks 
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  • Ross_Scope
    Ross_Scope Posts: 7,436 Scope online community team
    Hello and welcome to the community @gypsycaril

    Not necessarily no, there's the rest of the assessment to consider. It's common to not be overly delighted with the answers you give, or to forget to mention certain points. I wouldn't worry about it too much.

    What was the question, if you don't mind me asking?
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  • gypsycaril
    gypsycaril Member Posts: 5 Listener
    It was at the end if the assement i have fybromyalgia .fnd. ddd inmy back . I have hip and knee arthritis  and bilateral hip dysplasia.mental health issues . Sleep apenea.and i had a stroke 2 years ago . I have never claimed benefits before .its my first time . I have waited 6 month for the assesment .i am 64 year old . She went through evrthing .i did have evrything written down but didnt get chance to look at paperwork cos it was really qui ck each question.i am really struggling with lower back and cant get around . I also have numbness in my feet .i explained all of that .and she asked me when i go to the supermarket.and i cant find something would i ask for help or would i walk away .bearing in mind i tild her i dint do the shopping and i cant get around which is true .i said walk away .i didnt realise i said it until i put the phone down. I was just concentrating on answering the question . How stupid of me .sorry about the long post 
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  • berry123
    berry123 Member Posts: 264 Pioneering
    I got the same question about shopping if I do go how many aisle I can do I said due to my arthritis and my breathing problems I can do only half aisle and I go back home or stay in car then my daughter does shopping 
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  • gypsycaril
    gypsycaril Member Posts: 5 Listener
    I dont do the shopping .but i answered her question as though i did .i was really nervous x
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  • berry123
    berry123 Member Posts: 264 Pioneering
    @gypsycaril dont worry your assessment overall was positive
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  • gypsycaril
    gypsycaril Member Posts: 5 Listener
    Thank you 
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  • gypsycaril
    gypsycaril Member Posts: 5 Listener
    I applied for pip last september.i just got my assement on thursday 4th march .dwp tx me yesterday to say they recieved the assement back .is that not good new when they recieved it so quick
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  • berry123
    berry123 Member Posts: 264 Pioneering
    Hi just ring pip get copy of the report and you feel easy and calm
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