Hello. Today I was awarded PIP after months of worry
painfree
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Hi, Today I was awarded pip after months of worry I be refused. Although the telephone assessment was very stressful I am so glad to have this news.
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That is indeed excellent news, congratulations. Were you waiting long for your decision?0
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Welcome to the community @painfree
That's really great news- well done!
Will you be able to take some time to relax today?0 -
It was 5 months in total from the telephone assessment. It is good to keep a copy of your written application as they continue refer to it on the phone0
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I think the doctor letter support my claim help as well. I also took a photo of all medication prescribe and over counter I take in one week and printed that off to send with application0
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That's wonderful news @painfree I'm pleased to hear this.
Thank you for updating us, and sharing your experience and tips with the community
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Receive the pip you got text is really quite stressful I am finding. I keep thinking it could be sent out in error. I wish there was a way to log on and instantly see the reward given.I keep checking my account and nothing then I start thinking this is a mistake. I read online this has happen to people so it's made me more on edge now.0
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I like to thank you all for your kind words. I am so happy to receive the pip award but I do regret now not appealing 4 years ago. When I first applied in 2018 I attended a face to face meeting and I was made to feel I was making my condition of osteoarthritis sound worse. The whole experience put me off appealing I felt embarrassed and ashamed leaving the centre that day . So I hope people do appeal any decision I wish I not hide away from it now.1
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