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Is it normal if i put new claim in wile im waiting for appeal
Scooot09XXX
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I was adviced to reaply for pip as i was refused my pip is it normal for pip to telephone cabbage and tell them ive asked for a new form while im waiting on appeal as they had only put in about my mental health nothing about my fibomealga and my osteo curved spine or my musle spazams on my first claim i am waiting on counceling also physio my meddication has all been changed as i was so low after all this .i was woken buy a phone call of cab stating i should not be putting another claim in. Irealy dont no what to do she said pip had been on the phone to her today but havent contacted me?
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PIP, as you will well know as you are a regular poster is a Benefit to help you manage daily activities. The fact that you may suffer from this or that, take so many different medications dose not matter. It’s about how your health conditions impact, effect your daily abilities to meet the PIP descriptors. Don’t put in for a new PIP claim until you have had your appeal otherwise it could, can be taken that you wish to cancel your appeal.
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Ok thank you im in so much pain and struggleing with everything i keep thinking they have the wrong claim the more i read it the worse i am
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Starting another claim while waiting for a Tribunal is never a good idea and before you do this you need to get face to face advice.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
wilko said:PIP, as you will well know as you are a regular poster is a Benefit to help you manage daily activities. The fact that you may suffer from this or that, take so many different medications dose not matter. It’s about how your health conditions impact, effect your daily abilities to meet the PIP descriptors. Don’t put in for a new PIP claim until you have had your appeal otherwise it could, can be taken that you wish to cancel your appeal.
I did that with an ESA claim. I only described the problems I faced when looking at the one condition that was put on my sick note.
The DWP did not have a clue obviously about any of the other ailments or the difficulties they caused.
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