'Indefinite' period?
treyc
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Can you Please tell me
for ‘indefinite period’ a tribunal decision ceased. Thank~You
for ‘indefinite period’ a tribunal decision ceased. Thank~You
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Hello @treyc and welcome to the community. Others who are more expert about benefits will probably know at a glance, but can you tell me which benefit the tribunal decision applies to?
You will find you are among friends here and that there are many others facing similar difficulties to your own, so you are not alone, and we will be doing the best we can to help. Others who know more about your particular issue will be along in due course.
I look forward to getting to know you better,
Warmest best wishes,
Richard -
Hi!
Thank~You for the lovely welcome how delightful!
This Tribunal decision (indefinitely) waZ awarded to me for PIP mobility higher rate & care component lower rate in 2013...
my Tribunal for ESA the judge made a condition that i must attend a work support group which I did for the duration of time.....
There after i waz’nt contacted at all by anybody
Re:- my work support group had ended and to join another group, activity ?
I heard nothing more about that until my 2nd Tribunal in 2017... (11&half months wait)
my 2nd Tribunal
The south eastern mobility area manager? Sat on the panel, after my Tribunal which i waz award had finished and leaving the room the S.E mobility area manger stopped my friend and i and said your condition has got worse from your previous Tribunal
I am going to contact ?
I don’t know ESA benefit?
after reading you had attended a work support group I am going to contact them and recommend that you can’t attend a work programme because of your disability.
I received a phone call from ESA with the acknowledgement to be exempt from a programme he allowed me 6 months
and would contact me in due course......
August I waZ contacted to attend a Atos assessment i scored no points thus a mandatory reconsideration up to date medical evidence to no avail...... after only 7 months here I am!....
i also had a assessment for PIP by a GP who had absolutely no details/paperwork history re:- my medical history the only record she had waZ from 2012 the start of my disability, I informed her I would forward all my medical evidence.
No she answered it can only be done today only.....
i actually came home and proceeded to make 3 complete copies with a letter enclosed explaining my predicament; To PIP, ESA and the Tribunal court.
i am nearing 5 weeks into my 3rd Tribunal, ESA stopped on 21/1/18.....
My apologies i don’t wish to moan......
Will Somebody give me a Break.....
i am all over the place this time and not coping particular well with tha thought of another Tribunal and all that come’s attached to that!!!!!
i have a disability in my leg that has deteriorated very quickly which in turn has Completly changed what I can/can’t do in my day to day life (existence).....
Well that’s it!
I do appreciate your time and any advice/help
Thank~You Best Regards
Treyc
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Hello @treyc, and thank you for getting back to me. Lovely to hear from you.
The first thing I notice is that your post has been 'moved' to the Talk about PIP/DLA forum, and that's excellent because it means that the people who will see it are those best qualified to advise and they will get back to you. We do have a lot of resources and I'm going to suggest this one, Frequently Asked Questions (it says 'about PIP' but there seems to be information about ESA in there too):https://www.scope.org.uk/support/disabled-people/money/pip/faqs?_ga=2.160324664.405444417.1517054923-1832321402.1513208436
Perhaps you could have a look at it and, in the meantime, I'm sure some of our more expert people here will get back to you as well. None of this is new to them
Please don't apologize for 'moaning' You're entitled to express your feelings and, here, we're perfectly ready to listen and understand.
In the unlikely event that you don't hear anything useful soon, post a reply to me on here so that I will find your message, and feel free to chat, moan, rant or whatever else suits.
Warmest best wishes to you,
Richard
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