Lost pip lost will to fight for it a 2nd time
barry50
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I had my review report back from pip and looks like ive lost it i havent got the fight in me anymore i may aswell kiss goodbye to it
Unable to work as i suffer prolonged blackouts which last 1 to 4 hours blood sugars drop as im down to one meal a day cant afford to eat memory loss because of the blackouts i have constant shoulder pains day and night not enough sleep im just drained now theyve taken my pip away
Unable to work as i suffer prolonged blackouts which last 1 to 4 hours blood sugars drop as im down to one meal a day cant afford to eat memory loss because of the blackouts i have constant shoulder pains day and night not enough sleep im just drained now theyve taken my pip away
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Sorry to hear this, it is happening far to often. Is the report accurate or are there things that you could dispute. The only way to get an award is to show that you meet the criteriaWhen you receive your decision letter you should ask for an MR, don't let them deny you the award you deserveBe all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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Yeah im going to ask for mr thank you for your reply again its not nice when this happens to people they dont suffer its ourselves hope u are well once again thank you
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Fight on - it's usually worth it in the end. They want people to give up - don't let them get away with it.
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Thank you Matilda ive been told not to give by 3 on here and your right fight on dont give up for no one or else they win this is government to blame its the same for people moving onto universal credit ruining lives no wonder theyre losing on this brexit deal thing
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just been reading people's experiences on the PIP complaints website. Not enough people in the country are getting together to protest about this "nasty" government 's target to deny half a million disabled people what is rightfully theirs! Don't know how they and some of the "assessors" sleep at night.
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I know how they sleep with a bonus of kerching under their eyelids
It makes people depressed though making their disabilities worse -
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Hi everyone who have chatted to me in the past just an update reguarding pip and having depression .
I have been to welfare rights they have helped with evidence i have and put in a letter to have my claim to be looked at again . have had no news back yet letter has been in 5 weeks now .
I have also been to see a my gp for depression and they got me a counsellor . it seems everyone that has there pip turned down ends up with depression but ive been told fight all the way. I am also aware that these blackouts i have are a none epileptic attack disorder part of epilepsy still dangerous but I must thank those i spoke to in past for there kind words
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