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Paddock59
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Recently had home visit assessment of pip. Was told that they have no contact with the esa department wich I believe to be true. Just had sms message from my esa apeal and it's generated from the same number as pip sms messages. Just seams bit of a coincidence.
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IvI' been told same but I believe they have contact between them, I still have pip for 3years however got an ESA assessment looming, doesn't make sense to me at all
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Suppose Iam paranoid but mental illness makes you think that way
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