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5 years 10 months ago #243963 by Bud
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Hi Gary
Yes indeed FT &WAP certainly have a place in life. Many years ago my sister & I dreamt of doing such things in the future, however, I can’t stand FT now. Although great for family who live abroad that you rarely see, but I just find it a bit intrusive especially if you just got out of bed as it’s not like you can pretend you’ve been up for hours. Great idea that!
Yes indeed FT &WAP certainly have a place in life. Many years ago my sister & I dreamt of doing such things in the future, however, I can’t stand FT now. Although great for family who live abroad that you rarely see, but I just find it a bit intrusive especially if you just got out of bed as it’s not like you can pretend you’ve been up for hours. Great idea that!
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5 years 10 months ago #243981 by Bud
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Well that's it, I've whipped all evidence off to WR, I'm just awaiting a call to see if I need to do anything else. I've also rang PIP to ask for an MR, & I got a text message as proof.
The award period is from February 2020-November 2022. Then it says that they won't be looking at the award again until after November 2021. This is not even 2 years which was advised by the assessor, yet in the final letter they say that they've given a longer award. Am I missing something here?
The award period is from February 2020-November 2022. Then it says that they won't be looking at the award again until after November 2021. This is not even 2 years which was advised by the assessor, yet in the final letter they say that they've given a longer award. Am I missing something here?
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5 years 10 months ago #243991 by BIS
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Hi Bud
You're not missing anything, but they don't have to follow what the assessor suggests. It's what counts as a two-year award - it's just they always review six months before the end date.
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You're not missing anything, but they don't have to follow what the assessor suggests. It's what counts as a two-year award - it's just they always review six months before the end date.
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