Pip- zero points across the board!

Hi @Keenajackson77

Thanks for making this post, sorry to hear that your claim wasn't successful, it can feel really disheartening when you receive the letter and it says 0 points.

If you believe you should have been awarded it is worth fighting on and proceeding with the MR, it involves them taking another look at your claim. There is nothing to lose, at least, so it's certainly worth a shot   There is some information on this page about how you can go about carrying out the MR, as well as a link to a template you can use to put it together.

I understand how you must feel @Keenajackson77, it is really frustrating. Hopefully though after a day or two to relax and clear your head, you can approach the MR with a renewed determination and hope  

You can always access the peer support on the community too, if you ever need to talk or ask about something then feel free to post  

Hi
Look at the information available and concentrate on putting together a fantastic MR !  Can you get any more supporting evidence of how your conditions affected you when you made your PIP claim - statements from friends and family can be helpful in addition to providing the information that @poppy123456 has mentioned.   Reading the assessment can be upsetting when you feel that the assessor has not made an accurate account of what happened at the assessment.  You can make a complaint to the assessment provider but that wont get you your PIP award as @poppy123456 has said. Don't forget that you must put in your MR within 30 days of the DWP's decision letter although it can be sent late but you need to give a reason for it being late. Good luck !

Ok that's entirely understandable and relatable. Give yourself a bit of time and the community is here for you if you need support from people who have gone through the MR process and can empathise with how you are feeling.  Good luck !