sent my mandatory reconsideration letter this morning
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ketokid
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Good afternoon guys, finished my 5 page letter, sent it off ist class to be signed for. Honestly its made me really ill . Panic attacks etc. 100% worse. what will happen now please ? will they ring me to say they have received my letter ?
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Hi and welcome they dont usually ring to say they have your letter
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oh ok thanks very much.
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HI,They sometimes send a text but very rarely ring. Other than that all you can do is wait until the decision is made and that can take anything up to 10 weeks, sometimes longer.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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@ketokid Ah no, I'm sorry you have experienced anxiety over this We have everything crossed for you.
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Hi Cher thanks for your concern everybody so kind on here. the panick attacks are not as bad today but still got heart palps all the time, I just got some meds after a chat with my doctor serteline tabs. been on many tablets for this problem but cant cope with the bad side affects. However i am going to give them a try. Will just be glad when its all sorted out ?
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Hi @ketokid, just wanted to check in to see how you are feeling today. Sounds like things have been tough.
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Hi chloe, slightly better today thanks. on a higher dose of aymtriptiline now because of the stinging pains in my legs which never go away, only problem is that im so drowsy on them hope that gets better in time. Thanks so much
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ketokid said:Hi chloe, slightly better today thanks. on a higher dose of aymtriptiline now because of the stinging pains in my legs which never go away, only problem is that im so drowsy on them hope that gets better in time. Thanks so much
I take Amitriptyline which also made me very drowsy when i first started taking it and also when my dose was increased. It took quite a few weeks to get used to it and now the drowsiness has gone. Hopefully, it will be the same for you too.
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Hi @ketokid, I hope your body adjusts to the medication quickly! Being drowsy can be really frustrating.
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My mandatory reconsideration took 16wks, now have tribunal date for november
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Best of luck with the tribunal @macatac, let us know how you get on
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Ross_Scope Will do, thanks
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