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paul50meaters
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ATOS and the DWP should be ashamed of themself using bogus medical assessments to fail disabled people, robbing people of what's rightfully there's , they are being paid to cause misery and suicides , using tax payers money to pay them and to fund the thousands of appeals caused by their regime of misery
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71% of appeals succeed.
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The myth still continues. The assessment is not a medical, it is an assessment of functionality
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Nobody is being robbed of their rights, the PIP
accessors are accessing individuals claimants against the PIP descriptors veryfying the answers you submitted in your application form to what you reply and answer to the acessor at your acessment. If you have and do focus your answers and reply’s on solely your illnesses, medication and disability when the PIP descriptors is about your abilities to cope in daily life activities as described in the PIP descriptors then you may well feel robbed, let down by the system.
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If it were solely the case that those denied PIP didn't show how their disabilities affect their daily living and mobility, then 71% of appeals would not succeed. My assessment report was inaccurate in many ways and I had to go to appeal which I won.
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@Matilda
I agree my assessment report was so different to my actual words that i wondered why a face to face was required
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