Just a quick question about getting up 2 steps. Does getting up 2 steps not by walking but going up on my backside count against me .Its just that i unfortunately said at the assessment that i could very occasionally get up stairs on my backside but not by walking.
Bluelammy wrote: Just a quick question about getting up 2 steps. Does getting up 2 steps not by walking but going up on my backside count against me .Its just that i unfortunately said at the assessment that i could very occasionally get up stairs on my backside but not by walking.
You need to walk up and down the stairs for it to be considered so I would not worry if you said what you did.
Gordon
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