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Tribunal advice
tara2019
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hi everyone I've got my tribunal by telephone on 15th june its stressing me out and its all I can think about even dreaming about it running through my head I suffer from severe depression and severe anxiety chronic pain arthritis spinal problems nerve pain can anyone give me advice who has had a telephone tribunal how to prepare for this advice on questions they will ask so I can prepare thanksx
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tara2019 said:hi everyone I've got my tribunal by telephone on 15th june its stressing me out and its all I can think about even dreaming about it running through my head I suffer from severe depression and severe anxiety chronic pain arthritis spinal problems nerve pain can anyone give me advice who has had a telephone tribunal how to prepare for this advice on questions they will ask so I can prepare thanksx
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Thankyou x
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Hi @tara2019 Welcome to the community
I have been to tribunal in person not over the phone. The best advice I can give is to read through your bundle and your original application to make notes on how you think you should have scored against the descriptors. They will ask how you manage to do the tasks any aids you use and support or assistance you need, what prevents you from doing the task.
How you are affected if you do the task etc, it is all relating to how your condition was at time of assessment and not any change in condition
There are other members on here who have recently had a phone tribunal maybe have a look through other posts for more insight.
Good luck and try to stop worrying easier said than done
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Thankyou for your advice I have read lots of posts on here I have read all my bundle and will start make notes on everything which im apealing thanks ?
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Hi @tara2019, I'm glad others have been able to offer support and advice, You are not alone in this and many of our members have been through the process.
I really hope it goes well and please do let us know how you get on.Scope -
Yes I will do thanks xx
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