Hi, my name is ally58! I'm feeling anxious about my PIP assessment
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ally58
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I'm new to site I have pip assessment Monday over phone and very anxious hence why I'm awake early
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Hi ya @ally58 welcome and good luck with your assesment
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Hi and welcome
Hope your assessment goes well have a copy of your claim form with you to refer to
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Welcome to the community @ally58
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Lots of people get anxious about their assessment, so you're not the only one. Do you have any particular concerns, or is it more just a general feeling of anxiety? -
Just feel anxious about it all
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That's understandable @ally58. Do you have a copy of your form? As Janer1967 said, that can be a good way of reducing anxiety levels. Could you perhaps write a little list of things you want to get across? Is there anyone who could be there with you when you take the call?
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Yes I've got my forms and added extra things I want to add thank u
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Good luck for app.Stay calm n if u dint understand something ask them to explain.B clear with ur answers n make sure u go over everything. X
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