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  • Yadnad
    Yadnad Posts: 2,856 Disability Gamechanger
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    Tardis said:
    @yadnad, you have been reading and posting on disability and benefits forums for at least 8 years.  You must have heard it all by now.
    8 years??? 
    Never mind - but please remember the rules on this site about making things personal.
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  • Tardis
    Tardis Community member Posts: 214 Pioneering
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    Not at all!  Just surprised you have not heard of the possibility of a telephone hearing.  It would possibly be of use to you.
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  • Yadnad
    Yadnad Posts: 2,856 Disability Gamechanger
    edited December 2018
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    Tardis said:
    Not at all!  Just surprised you have not heard of the possibility of a telephone hearing.  It would possibly be of use to you.
    Sorry but I have never heard that Tribunals can telephone you and deal with the appeal that way. From everything I have read and heard the two choices are in person at a venue (oral) or a paper appeal (on submissions and evidence only)

    Why would it be of use to me? I don't have an appeal involved.
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  • lisabrazil80
    lisabrazil80 Community member Posts: 94 Courageous
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    I've got my Pip appeal tomorrow for my mental health the only evidence I've got is the same as that lady a letter from my doctor I'm so worried it's making me sick I don't even want to go I'm shaking having panic attacks I can't sleep can anyone shed any light on tribunal Court appeal and as they want it for mental health please help I cannot sleep tonight my pills in the morning the 13th of December 2018
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