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Bdett26
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Hi was wonderi ng if anyone was asked about where they get their mney ie bank or po at their pip assessment. Also dies the amount of meds yr on give you a chance in getting pip. Does being on meds get y any points. Be appreciated for anybody's help thanks in advance
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Hi, this will help you understand what is involved to getting PIP.
If you already get DLA, your claim might end. You’ll get a letter telling you when this will happen and how you can apply for
Eligibility. You must be aged 16 to 64 and have a health condition or disability where you: have had difficulties with daily living or getting around (or both) for 3 months. expect these difficulties to continue for at least 9 months (unless you're terminally ill with less than 6 months to live)
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Bdett26 said:Hi was wonderi ng if anyone was asked about where they get their mney ie bank or po at their pip assessment. Also dies the amount of meds yr on give you a chance in getting pip. Does being on meds get y any points. Be appreciated for anybody's help thanks in advance
The simple answer is that the assessor was trying to establish if you go to a bank or the post office to get your money. If so then you can mobilise, can handle money and have no problem finding your way there.
Meds mean very little. They could indicate that you do have a condition but then it depends on the type and dosage involved - they by themselves will not get you points.
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