Assessment issues and lies
rogerdoger
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I am fuming with the assessors blatent lies, my husband suffers with ishemic heart disease, stroke, diabetes, psoriatic arthritis, high blood pressure high cholesterol, chronic plaque psoriasis, degenerative disc disease depression as well as other ailments. The assessor who came out to see him was very nice polite and understanding or so I thought, we have just had her report back from the DWP and she has made up a story agatha Christie would be proud of. We provided hospital consultant letters as well as gp letters to confirm ailments above to which she completely blanked, my husband has received high rate DLA and care since 2011 he now has been taken of the high rate of DLA meaning he will have to return his mobility car I can't believe it.He travels a 25 mile round trip every week to the hospital to see his consultant's he now will not be able to attend as this would involve 2, buses and a tram each way it seems like his independence has just ended.I don't know who I let into my home she certainly can't be medically qualified as no one in the right mind could come to a decision he does'nt qualify for high rate DLA with the illnesses he has. Please when it's your turn ask questions their qualifications, expertise, training they've received I wish I had we will now be appealing this decision somebody somewhere should be held accountable for these assesors who as far as I'm concerned ain't qualified to make decisions on illnesses they are not qualified in
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Hi @rogerdoger, and welcome to the community!
So sorry to hear about your husband's experience- unfortunately, many of our members have experienced similar issues. Good to hear that you're appealing the decision, you may like to check out our DWP appeals guidance, and do let us know if we can be of any assistance.0
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