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Lost PIP

cats693
cats693 Community member Posts: 17 Connected
I have Agrophobia since 1979 and over the years  had managed a part time job as a receptionist in a GPS surgery,  most of those years  I had been claiming PIP  admittedly,  having to use tribunal to get it, but since 2017? I diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, and up to March 19th this year I was still in receipt of PIP, but on the 20th I was no longer getting it.  I've had to renew like a new claimant, and they refused me!  I'm just getting tired of having to fight fir this little extra help!??‍♀️  I'm waiting to hear from Mt Mandatory Reconsideration, but  I fear I will be refused again.  Their report maid it sound as I am good to go and do anything!??‍♀️ but the truth is, I can't  thats why I had to leave my job as I was unable to cope with the stress of the pressure  a job I help down for 17 years. And I can only drive  to familiar places  which are about 4 miles from home,  otherwise,  I need somebody with me or I have panic attacks. 
I'm so broke at the moment  the stress is getting to me. What do I  have to do to keep this from happening each  time?  These are not conditions that will disappear.???

Comments

  • calcotti
    calcotti Community member Posts: 10,010 Disability Gamechanger
    Unfortunately you need to wait for the MR decision and then, if necessary, appeal to the tribunal again.
    Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.

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