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sam12
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Hi sam12, please be aware that the criteria for the two benefits DLA and Pip are totally different from each other. Whereas DLA focused on your disability Pip is centered around your ability to look after yourself and manage and cope doing routine tasks and secondly your mobility. Take a self test and see how many points you could be awarded. Please be honest with yourself doing the test and when you fill in your Pip application form as the answers you submit will have to be justified at your face to face acessment.
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I already know this. I kept being rushied by the nurse I know I not said every thing I need to .I never had a problem with Dla same things i have serious mental health issues worsened. I kant manage daily tasks0
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@sam12 I have MH issue too, but I sent loads of functional facts and physiatrist and diagnosis evidence stating clearly the issues I face I've been under the MH team for over 4 years and they sorted mine for me and stopped the home visit by getting onto Capita. I do also have physical conditions too.
As also stated DLA is so different to PIP. It's a shame you diden't get help.
Don't let them win fight it I know it's hard but don't give in.0 -
Governments_A_Joke said:@sam12 I have MH issue too, but I sent loads of functional facts and physiatrist and diagnosis evidence stating clearly the issues I face I've been under the MH team for over 4 years and they sorted mine for me and stopped the home visit by getting onto Capita. I do also have physical conditions too.
As also stated DLA is so different to PIP. It's a shame you diden't get help.
Don't let them win fight it I know it's hard but don't give in.
Unfortunately with the cuts to services over the years, I experienced the age old argument that all mental health facilities must now close but don't worry care in the community will take over - absolute rubbish, it never happened.
Thankfully when my condition was beyond serious I had all manner of professionals coming out of the woodwork for me. I started with the services in 1995 in a purpose built mental health day service unit - it was my second home until about 10 years ago.
Following the closure and the lack of beds in the secure psychiatric units I was left on my own. I ended up medicating myself with large quantities of alcohol together with prescribed medication including Lithium. There was no help to re-secure my DLA award (the DWP shut the claim down in 2004 as a result of not completing the review form whilst in hospital for many months). Basically I realised that no one actually cared about me and it took until 2011 before I had the strength to deal with the DLA situation.
Even today there is no help available anywhere so I have had to struggle on my own. In fact PIP has been a nightmare so much so that I have given up any hope of a reasonable and fair award without having to continually fight for one.
So to suggest that help should have been sought is probably a good suggestion, the reality of it is that there is very little if any help be it from the Mental Health services or Welfare agencies.
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I been under my 1986 am now 47 mine very serious ones everything am.worry. the pip nurse said to me if u don't like life why u still here what stopping u from going0
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Yeah they don't care about me to .even been sectioned in past over 40 ods0
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U should of done dla form urself it's easy I win mine0
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I know it gone am still on it til my pip comes through .I said should of got Dla ages ago read properly..did u get pip0
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