Work capability test fail
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annmidg
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Work capability test fail
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I have just been moved from limited to capable of work at 64 years old fighting chronic fatigue and thyroiditis fatigue.
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Hello there @annmidg and welcome to the community. Thanks for reaching out, you've said you've failed your Work Capability Assessment, is that right?Online Community Coordinator
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I am angry and upset that the job centre will not listen to what I say about how these conditions affect me and my energy levels are so low now any activity more than 20 mi utes brings on a crash.
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I am sorry to hear that @annmidg and I can understand why you're angry and upset. Take some time to look after yourself today, as this kind of news is never easy to deal with.
When you feel able, Turn2Us has clear information on what to do if you want to challenge this decision. You can:Ask for an explanation
Have the decision looked at again
Appeal against the decision
You can also use AdviceLocal to search for professional advice if you feel it would help you challenge the decision.
I hope these are helpful for you, and if you feel we can support you further, please do let us know. If you can, keep us updated with how you get on, and I wish you all the best with appealing what has happened.Online Community Coordinator
Scope
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You need to request a Mandatory Reconsideration of the decision. If you need help see what is available https://advicelocal.ukInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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