ESA and PIP questions… please help I’m so stressed with it all
Floydiee1995
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Hi all,
So I applied for PIP November last year sent tons and tons of documents from GP, physiotherapists, OT and my psychiatrist liaison.
So I applied for PIP November last year sent tons and tons of documents from GP, physiotherapists, OT and my psychiatrist liaison.
I was given a telephone assessment (due to covid and scored 0 for everything.. long story short because I still was able to work I shouldn’t be entitled to anything and that’s where the zeros came across the board.
Unfortunately my OA has now become severely worse. I have been off work since September this year and has had a huge impact on my MH. I don’t know wether to apply again or just give up? Some advice from anyone would be amazing!
The last time I saw my consultant was July this year and I’m awaiting my last procedure as he cannot do anymore for me after this removal of bone Spurs and the only other surgery is to have my bones fused
which is driving me insane as will reduce mu mobility around 90%
I have applied for ESA start of November and started the aim from December 1st haven’t recieved a payment yet though? I don’t know if this is because the ESA50 needs to get back to them first or not?
I seem to remember being paid 2 weeks after my start date until mu assessment for that…
any help on what to do would be much my appreciated. I literally have nothing left and no more energy.
any help on what to do would be much my appreciated. I literally have nothing left and no more energy.
Many thanks, x
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Hi,PIP isn't about a diagnosis, it's how those conditions affect your ability to carry out daily activity based on the PIP descriptors.Did you challenge the decison? If not was there any reasons why? To constantly reapply using the same evidence you previously used will likely see another refusal. Sending "tons" of evidence isn't helpful if it doesn't state exactly how your conditions affect you.PIP is also not about working, people claim PIP and work but if the work you do contradicts the reasons why you're claiming then it can go against you.You should get some expert advice before doing anything else. Start here. https://advicelocal.uk/I'm a little confused about this comment..
Then you said this.. have you applied for ESA previously to this? If so when was that and what was the decision of the work capability assessment?Floydiee1995 said:I have applied for ESA start of November and started the aim from December 1st haven’t recieved a payment yet though?
Claiming New style ESA depends on your NI contributions in tax years April 2018 and March 2020. It often takes a few weeks to receive any money. Although because you applied in November you should ring DWP to ask what's happening with that claim.Floydiee1995 said:I seem to remember being paid 2 weeks after my start date until mu assessment for that…0 -
Thanks for your reply. So firstly the evidence I sent was about how my condition effects me and not about a diagnosis. Letters were written from numerous care providers who deal with my treatment and care.poppy123456 said:Hi,PIP isn't about a diagnosis, it's how those conditions affect your ability to carry out daily activity based on the PIP descriptors.Did you challenge the decison? If not was there any reasons why? To constantly reapply using the same evidence you previously used will likely see another refusal. Sending "tons" of evidence isn't helpful if it doesn't state exactly how your conditions affect you.PIP is also not about working, people claim PIP and work but if the work you do contradicts the reasons why you're claiming then it can go against you.You should get some expert advice before doing anything else. Start here. https://advicelocal.uk/I'm a little confused about this comment..
Then you said this.. have you applied for ESA previously to this? If so when was that and what was the decision of the work capability assessment?Floydiee1995 said:I have applied for ESA start of November and started the aim from December 1st haven’t recieved a payment yet though?
Claiming New style ESA depends on your NI contributions in tax years April 2018 and March 2020. It often takes a few weeks to receive any money. Although because you applied in November you should ring DWP to ask what's happening with that claim.Floydiee1995 said:I seem to remember being paid 2 weeks after my start date until mu assessment for that…Regarding ESA I applied November this year as ans done my start date as December the 1st as my ssp ends.Thanks for sharing the link will take into that too0
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