DOCTORS EVIDENCE
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Alan1957
Community member Posts: 4 Listener
Hello. I was wondering if anyone could tell me,how I go about asking my doctor for medical evidence to support my MR PIP claim please. Thank you
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Thank you for that information,very helpful.
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I have seen on another site,a form for your GP to fill in .It supposed to be for pip.
You have to be a member which I think the charge is £19 ? But it will let you assess files ect to help.
I think £19 is a lot of money when you are on basic benefits.Though if I could afford it ,I would !
But then it's a choice between heat electric or food to cut for 2wks. -
Yes I agree !
I can't afford to pay it,but stressing if I do it could make a difference to getting pip.
But I think it is wrong to pay for information about us . -
I had to pay £20 for a doctors letter stating that I couldn' walk more than 5meters they then took my standered mobilty away and gave my nothing
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