PIP and my Dr's comment

hello,

My health have deteriorated last few months. For these reasons i have to buy expensive foods. Good quality foods help and improves my health significantly.
My calculations tell me that weekely i spand £75 on foods alone+ i have to pay bills etc. So,i am currenteley in overdraft just to b able to eat normally and so on.
I was wandering is it a good idea to sand PIP prints from my bank account just to let them know about this matter also.

I am looking 4ward to ur answer
My Best Wishes
Purity

purity wrote: hello,

My health have deteriorated last few months. For these reasons i have to buy expensive foods. Good quality foods help and improves my health significantly.
My calculations tell me that weekely i spand £75 on foods alone+ i have to pay bills etc. So,i am currenteley in overdraft just to b able to eat normally and so on.
I was wandering is it a good idea to sand PIP prints from my bank account just to let them know about this matter also.

I am looking 4ward to ur answer
My Best Wishes
Purity

Hi p,

If you mean, should you send PIP information from your Bank Account which shows that you are overdrawn due to normal expenditure on essential food, etc ?

I doubt very much that this would help with your PIP assessment.

However, if the claim drags on, and you have not received a decision, you could contact your M.P. informing them of the hardship you are suffering from not receiving a PIP decision.

Contacting your MP

As I note that you only returned your PIP 2 Form to The DWP circa 03/10/14, as things stand it would be classed as relatively "early days" in the process.

You could contact The PIP Helpline for an update.

bro58