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9 years 8 months ago #139364 by robm
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been on dla for a number of years now having to fill in a claim for pip have now got pads on the nhs after a long drawing out process l also suffer from really bad depression and panic attacks a welfare officer is coming to my home to help me fill in the form cost £26 but is worth it so do you think my chances are good on this ? was on an indefinite award but I guess now that goes for nothing
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9 years 8 months ago #139368 by Gordon
It's very difficult for us to express any opinions based on the information that members provide in the forum.
Have you looked at the PIP Claim guide, the criteria for PIP are very different from those for DLA!
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/pip
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robm wrote: been on dla for a number of years now having to fill in a claim for pip have now got pads on the nhs after a long drawing out process l also suffer from really bad depression and panic attacks a welfare officer is coming to my home to help me fill in the form cost £26 but is worth it so do you think my chances are good on this ? was on an indefinite award but I guess now that goes for nothing
It's very difficult for us to express any opinions based on the information that members provide in the forum.
Have you looked at the PIP Claim guide, the criteria for PIP are very different from those for DLA!
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/pip
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9 years 8 months ago - 9 years 8 months ago #139428 by Bud
Hi robm
I've had bladder cancer for several years & thought that I'd get 6 points for incontinence, but they gave me 2. However, we're all different & it could go either way for you.
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robm wrote: been on dla for a number of years now having to fill in a claim for pip have now got pads on the nhs after a long drawing out process l also suffer from really bad depression and panic attacks a welfare officer is coming to my home to help me fill in the form cost £26 but is worth it so do you think my chances are good on this ? was on an indefinite award but I guess now that goes for nothing
Hi robm
I've had bladder cancer for several years & thought that I'd get 6 points for incontinence, but they gave me 2. However, we're all different & it could go either way for you.
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9 years 8 months ago #139500 by robm
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hope your well bud and your bladder is ok now yea there's no rhyme nor reason with the dwp l guess radar could not follow them beat of luck robm
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9 years 8 months ago #139510 by Bud
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Thanks robm. Unfortunately bladder cancer has a 75% chance of recurring, so I could be stuck with it indefinitely. Although I only got 2 points for that, I was surprised to get points for other things when I never expected to. All the best to you.
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