Brand new but well researched
Hi, I have been dealing with the horrific DWP since 2020. To be honest it's mainly UC (ugh) but having never ever had to deal with benefits until 2020 I sure have learned a lot. I also know how hard it is trying to deal with all this alone. Sorry if this isn't the right thing to say here but I am happy to try and get some good from it all. I also have a real and untested issue which I will post separately.
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As it turns out I've been a member on this site for three years!!! Just shows what the trauma does to ones brain. So.. not brand new... But the rest is true
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Hi @abyg76 and welcome back for the forum!
Dealing with UC can be really stressful and overwhelming. It's really generous of you to want to share what you've learned to help others through it.
I look forward to seeing you around the community😊1
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