2 medical s I now get to do another mandortory decission
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Steph8674
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I need some advice I went a medical dye to my mental health it was over before it began I received a letter wks later no explanation just no u do not qualify for pip.I then did a mandortory reconsideration and I'm told again no take it to tribunal I called pip as I have not yet received the letter explaining why they said no again.But I'm told again I can do another mandortory reconsideration what's going on help please I'm being passed around to much I also was on dla for 15yrs before it ran out and I had to put in for pip I have lots of medical problems which is why I got dla for 15yrs but pip say no HELP PLEASE....
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The criteria for PIP is totally different from DLA it only concentrates on how your disability affects your ability to carry out the descriptors laid out.
Sometimes despite your medical condition it does not always get you points towards your award -
Hi @Steph8674
We have lots of information about appealing a DWP decision here.
As @markyboy said, PIP is different to DLA - you might like to try a self PIP test to see how you could score.
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