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was in hospital recovering from a heart attack 2 ago
JOHN_ADAMS61
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i am now ON Pip and The Support Group And i have been Recovering from a Heart i had 2 where my heart actually stopped and had to be restarted With CPR 2 weeks ago now on recovery period i ant got a clue what to do now as was just released from hospital today 28th 2019
ANY HELP PLEASE IN WHAT TO DO NEXT
THANKS glad to still be here
ANY HELP PLEASE IN WHAT TO DO NEXT
THANKS glad to still be here
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Hi,I'm sorry to hear that.As you're claiming PIP and ESA in the Support Group it's not clear what help you're asking for. Could you give some more information please?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.
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sorry the ancer is yes to both questions i am now claiming and getting PIP and ESA and just been added in the Support Group
as of 2 weeks ago
i died of a Heart Attack as my heart stopped and was brought back to life using CPR IN Hospitals Paisley and Glasgow BEEN IN PURE AGONY SINCE But my Question is do i contact theses departments
to tell them this -
Sorry my head anit to clear with this kind of thing i am registered disabled
i joined the the Support Group just before i had the HEART ATTACK Been on pip over a year -
i just wish to know if i have to contact the DHSS to tell them of any changes
may be you have an e-mail service i can user thank you -
the ancer is yes i have to contact the DHSS i just found out on line at advice works
as was 2 weeks in hospital thanks anyway -
No, you don't need to contact DWP because you were only in hospital for 2 weeks, if you were in hospital for more than 28 days then you would have needed to tell them.Be careful when ringing DWP about any changes because it's possible they will send you more forms to fill in for your PIP because it could be classed as a change of circumstances.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.
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well i did contact them they asked for proof of me being in Hospital so we sent the letter the hospital gave us
photo copy's they asked for
but not heard anything back yet
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