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Relieved my PIP assessment is over and glad I got over my fear of speaking with the assessor!

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mookie
mookie Community member Posts: 51 Connected
edited July 2021 in PIP, DLA, and AA
Hi everyone ,
Had pip assessment on Tuesday ,lady seems ok ,only took half an hour !
Just glad it's over with either way I'm glad I got over my fear of speaking to them 
Thanks for all your help 

 
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  • effie678
    effie678 Community member Posts: 54 Courageous
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    Hi mookie
    Glad your assessment wasn't as painful as you thought it would be. Hopefully you'll get the result you want. Good luck
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  • mookie
    mookie Community member Posts: 51 Connected
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    Thank you x
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  • Cher_Alumni
    Cher_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 5,741 Disability Gamechanger
    edited July 2021
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    Hello @mookie

    Aaaaand relax...  :)  I can definitely relate to that feeling of 'phew, thank goodness that is over' and we all have our fingers crossed for the expected outcome.  I find sometimes the lead up to events we are anxious about can be worse than the 'thing itself' and you should be proud of yourself for speaking up and applying for what you are entitled to.

    I've tweaked the title of your thread so our members know what it relates to and wish you all the very best.  If you could keep us updated, that would be appreciated.  Good luck.
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  • mookie
    mookie Community member Posts: 51 Connected
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    Thank you so much I will keep you posted of any news ,lady said about 8 weeks ,xx
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  • chiarieds
    chiarieds Community member Posts: 16,103 Disability Gamechanger
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    Hi @mookie - & well done on getting through your PIP assessment. I join the others above in wishing you the outcome you hope for. And, yes, please do let us all know how you get on, thank you. :)
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  • mookie
    mookie Community member Posts: 51 Connected
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    Will do and thanks ,blood works fine after Lt ,but body just aching all the time 
    Thanks for your support xx
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  • xjamesx
    xjamesx Community member Posts: 18 Listener
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    Hi @mookie, glad to hear your assessment went well, mine took hour and 10minutes going through everything, I requested my assessment report yesterday, had mine on 12th July so just awaiting game now, I also got advised 8 weeks waiting time for decision, please keep us updated with outcome.
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  • mookie
    mookie Community member Posts: 51 Connected
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    Ok I will , good luck with your results I didn't ask for a report totally forgot ,never mind ,hope for good outcome ?
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  • xjamesx
    xjamesx Community member Posts: 18 Listener
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    @mookie once you receive text message from dwp that they've received the report, you can ring them and request it like I done.
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  • mookie
    mookie Community member Posts: 51 Connected
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    Ok I did know that , thank you I will ring them when I receive text 
    Great advice ?
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