Hi, my name is Juanita007!

Juanita007
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I am appalled by how many people have had an unsatisfactory experience when attending medical assessments. I am also one of those. The person I had was rude and kept on looking up at a clock on the wall throughout it. She asked me closed questions, lied on her report. I was unaware I could ask to see what was written. Too late now. Tribunal it is.
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Hi Juanita and welcome
Alas your story is all to familiar
Is there any help we can give you ?
There is plenty info about appeals both on here and the CAB site
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Hello @Juanita007 and welcome to the community.
Totally agree with you. We are here if you need help or support.As an individual I stood alone.
As a member of a group I did things.
As part of a community I helped to create change! -
I have been doing so much research you would not believe it. Such a pity I did not know I was entitled to see what she had written about me on that report of hers. Some downright lies. I told her I eat a variety bag of crisps as a meal instead of cooking/preparing anything. She wrote that I ‘eat crisps as a snack in between meals’. I said NO SUCH THING! My friend was by my side throughout the assessment yet was never invited to speak. Very poor. I have put in an official complaint about her at the actual assessment centre and it has been acknowledged by way of a written response.
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I'm sorry to hear about your assessment experience @Juanita007, and as you say, this kind of thing seems all too common.
Do keep us updated with the process of your original complaint!
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