Hi, my name is shelly83! I won pip tribunal but never got bracketed
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shelly83
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Hi i had my disability benefits stopped in 2015 but won tribunal in 2019 but they only batedated 6mth cus they said thats all it was allowed plis i can hardly walk and i have a cancerous tumour in my liver which has gone to far so i need mobility scooter and other things but they havnt put any point for anythinhg at all which is unbelievable im just getting enhanced pip the living part thats all and the other money is universal credit thats all can anyone help me find out wot else i can get and how to sort this out because im struggling bad i cant cope i really cant!
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Hi shelly sorry to hear about liver i was same but i got a transplant 10 yrs ago , you should be on enhanced motability as well
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