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I got another half ton of paper delivered today. Records from years ago when I was awarded enhanced mobility stated THEN that I met all their criteria. I also got a copy of my assessor's notes, with my answers misinterpreted , wrong assumptions and lies about my physical abilities. She also included a comment about my carer's allowance that I claim for my autistic son who needs help and guidance in his day to day life. I take him everywhere with me as he helps me shopping reaching shelves and carrying bags etc NB he is autistic and needs guidance not a walking frame! The assessor made a note that my carer's allowance be reviewed if my claim goes to tribunal. My assessor used to be a front line nurse in the army and appeared on the show "24 hrs in A+E" just weeks before I had my assessment. I doubt that she has any mental health training or background in general nursing care or orthopaedics, just first aid. I also kept looking at her because I sort of recognised her, and after my assessment was over that's when I found out I'd seen her on telly. That would be interpreted as being attentive.

The assessor made a note that my carer's allowance be reviewed if my claim goes to tribunal. WHAT WOULD ANYONE CALL THIS IN EVERYDAY LIFE?

james wrote: The assessor made a note that my carer's allowance be reviewed if my claim goes to tribunal. WHAT WOULD ANYONE CALL THIS IN EVERYDAY LIFE?

On reading this it makes me feel that I have been put under pressure to drop my tribunal claim for fear of losing my carer's allowance as well if I were unsuccessful with my appeal. I have this in black and white from the DWP themselves. My son lives with me and apart from 5hrs a week on a thursday he spends with the team at "true colours" he is with me and my wife all the time. I now feel under so much pressure I can't think straight and my eczema has has flared up again. My blood pressure is probably following suit. I'm due for a ECG next week because I have been prone to fainting, so next week I will treat as a medical. Does anyone else see the DWP comments as provocative?

I'm still trying to take in all of the reasons why I scored 0 for motability. One of the comments was that I had not presented my assessor with details of my DLA claim from 3 years before. As the DWP already held all these details, I would have thought that these facts would have been duly considered in the mandatory reconsideration process. But it was just a rubber stamped version of the first decision. Has anybody else had this happen to them?