PIP
cookie70
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Went to one 6 November which the letter got back was full lies have been told today after sent away Mandatory 7 weeks ago that they looked at will get word in few days what there dission is finger cross win this don't have go to tribunial again like had 3 years to get my PIP
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Oh I'm sorry to hear this @cookie70, fingers crossed for the outcome you're hoping for. We'll be here to help regardless, so please do keep us updated and let us know how you get on.
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Got my mandatory back as well so have to get all medical notes letter from my doctor letter from phocolgist for now the wait again to go to tribunal which has made me really depressed
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I'm sorry to hear this @cookie70 You're not alone has many of our community members have experienced the tribunal process. We will help you as much as we can, even if you would just like to talk, we will be hereDisability Gamechanger - 2019
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I feel your pain I am in the same boat, good luck hope it goes well, did they consider your medical reports at all? I have been going through the same, during the assessment the medical reports were not read, and just ignored, she may have read them later but that was no good as nothing about any conclusions given could be discussed as we had left.
It so sad when they ask you how do you manage, you reply, then the consultation report looks like someone else's description
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cookie70 said:Got my mandatory back as well so have to get all medical notes letter from my doctor letter from phocolgist for now the wait again to go to tribunal which has made me really depressed
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twonker said:cookie70 said:Got my mandatory back as well so have to get all medical notes letter from my doctor letter from phocolgist for now the wait again to go to tribunal which has made me really depressed
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mercedesbd said:twonker said:cookie70 said:Got my mandatory back as well so have to get all medical notes letter from my doctor letter from phocolgist for now the wait again to go to tribunal which has made me really depressed
It doesn't matter if they look or use the evidence, the fact that you send it in can only help if you go to appeal. The fact that a judge will see that you have done all you can will go in your favour.
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If you read through the forums someone had a good PIP outcome with no paperwork at all, very rare and probably very lucky, they probably bought a lotto ticket and live abroad now.
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