Pip…. It’s not always bad

northeast84
northeast84 Online Community Member Posts: 14 Listener
edited May 2022 in Benefits and income
So a few weeks ago I was asking for advice. I’ve had my acknowledgment back from dwp after starting my review in September so it has been a long process. The assessor suggested higher rate for both for 2 years. The dwp have went with the report but extended it for 4 so it’s not always bad news. If you give enough detail about how things affect you daily and not concentrate on a diagnosis alone you should get what ya entitled too. Have faith and best of luck to everyone waiting x 

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  • Alex_Alumni
    Alex_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 7,538 Championing
    That's great news @northeast84 thanks for taking the time to post about it on the community :)
  • SueHeath
    SueHeath Online Community Member Posts: 12,388 Championing
    Thats great news @northeast84 thanks for sharing.
  • paulmitch26
    paulmitch26 Online Community Member Posts: 26 Contributor
    I have Hereditary neuropathy liable to pressure palsey and ADHD and iv been awarded pip enhanced for the next decade, in 2 years in, i had to wait well over a year and goto a tribunal as the DWP would rather see me struggle, i needed pip so bad now i have it life is better. People need pip to get then through i cant understand why the government would play soo many games with the disabled

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