No esa payment/but good news pip
dynasty30
Community member Posts: 88 Courageous
as usual went to do my fortnight shopping and I hadn’t been paid my stress was absolutely through the roof.
Phoned Dwp explanation on what’s happened and he told me because I’ve been awarded standard daily care and enhanced mobility they now have to increase my esa he assured me my payment for esa would be through in a few hrs.
im still in shock as although I do suffer a lot on a daily basis and didn’t submit much with my claim I honestly thought I’d have to do an MR but nope thanks to everyone here that has given me hope and encouragement ?
Phoned Dwp explanation on what’s happened and he told me because I’ve been awarded standard daily care and enhanced mobility they now have to increase my esa he assured me my payment for esa would be through in a few hrs.
im still in shock as although I do suffer a lot on a daily basis and didn’t submit much with my claim I honestly thought I’d have to do an MR but nope thanks to everyone here that has given me hope and encouragement ?
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@dynasty30 very nice well done go spoil urself an have a nice day think we all need. good days after this lockdown ??
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Thank you so much I’m still in shock I’m going to be good to myself I’ve been so stressed out by it all x
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Hi @dynasty30 Welcome and thankyou for sharing your good news with us. Its always nice to hear a good news story and gives a positive message to the members.
Have a good day
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So happy for you.
I'm hoping to be in the same situation as you soon.
I'm waiting my assessment result.
I'm on income based ESA.
What extra entitlements do you now get following on from your success on your pip claim if you don't mind me asking. You would have thought that they could have made those calculations and paid you as normal on time. Good job you weren't doing a monthly shop..... -
congratulations dynasty
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Hi @dynasty30 Oh great to hear your news big relief for you.
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I was overwhelmed when they told me today just didn’t expect that at all x
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/Brumboy68
i was doing a fortnight shop and had managed to walk there in great pain and then no money so had to them walk all the way home I only get out once a fortnight so was really stressful xx -
Brumboy68 said:So happy for you.
I'm hoping to be in the same situation as you soon.
I'm waiting my assessment result.
I'm on income based ESA.
What extra entitlements do you now get following on from your success on your pip claim if you don't mind me asking. You would have thought that they could have made those calculations and paid you as normal on time. Good job you weren't doing a monthly shop..... -
That's great news.
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