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rosie55
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Hi I did say I would update .
Had good news today finally for pip after waiting since last September ,1 wrong assessment and a decision .to no change on mandatory reconsideration so appeal went in and heard in July. Tribunal awarded but dwp asked for sor waited 5 weeks for that and then two and half weeks for them to phone to say it's gone into payment . Advice to anyone going through this think positive and try your best not to let it worry you. X
Had good news today finally for pip after waiting since last September ,1 wrong assessment and a decision .to no change on mandatory reconsideration so appeal went in and heard in July. Tribunal awarded but dwp asked for sor waited 5 weeks for that and then two and half weeks for them to phone to say it's gone into payment . Advice to anyone going through this think positive and try your best not to let it worry you. X
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That is great news rosie, I an really happy for you.
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Well done, I'm happy for you
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@rosie55 Great news, now you can relax..X
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Thankyou everyone. A big weight lifted of me with all added stress and worry. X
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