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poppy123456 said:You always like to twist things. If you're going to ask for an ongoing award then obviously you're going to produce evidence to support that request. I did both recently, so we'll see.
Previously on this site it was suggested by another poster that you wait until you get the decision and then, if not happy with the length of the award, would ask the DWP to show you what evidence they have used to make the short award. It seemed that the DWP would almost always back down as they don't have that evidence.
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Yadnad said:poppy123456 said:Yadnad said:If you want PIP there is only one way you get out of the system is by dying.
The conversation was about continuous re-assessments no matter what age you are at. I pointed out that with these reassessments running at every 2/3 years, if you need or want to keep the award going the only way that they will stop is if you die of old age.
Meaning that even at 90 years of age you still have every chance of being reassessed.
And to make the point clearer, I will be 71 in a couple of months and I'm still fighting the bu**ers!
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That is the sad fact the system is flawed 1 people who do assess you ATOS/ CAPITAL . T here just basic medical people , nurse , psyotherapist etc. YOU as claiminat have @ spechialist report orphopdecic surgeon report to say your condition is on going degenrative going get worse NOT better with age @ yet DWP still base the out come on f2f 60% unsilled person not 40% from spechialist report . as you say kick you bit more keep call you back every 2-3 years despite evedeince from surgeon GET WORSE NOT BETTER . the system FLAWED just stand be stoung fight fairness @ justice . some thing nasty selloading greedy selfish people of conservative party dont under stand .
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