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weerob55
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im disabled due to being hit by a car 24 years ago i use a wheelchair im living in a house to let next to my daughter i suffer severe tremors and cant fill forms out i need an adapted home due to my disabiltys can you give me any advice please from robert
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Hi @weerob55 welcome to the community, there is lots of information here about assistive equipment here, it says to speak to your GP as the first port of call.
Would your daughter be able to help you with filling in forms?Scope
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Where do I stand legally if the housing refuse to adapt my home on the grounds that it's too big for me? They told me to move but it's not that easy
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Hi @Cazz21 and welcome to the community.
You can find additional information on your rights at https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/housing/discrimination-in-housing/what-are-the-different-types-of-discrimination-in-housing/discrimination-in-housing-adaptations-to-your-home/
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