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2 hours 2 minutes ago #316157 by raindaisy
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Hi
Been a while since I last posted .
I appealled a decision last year , that I did not meet the criteria for Activity 9 , 9c - 4 Points for engaging face to face, under the Supreme Court Decision MM vs DWP 2019 .
This morning I attended Tribunal . I was in there a while and called back in .
The Tribunal allowed my appeal. !!
They have awarded 4 points for the decision in 2019 , where I got 2 points for Activity 9 . I got Standard Rate .
Awarding 4 points changes that to Enhanced Rate.
Very pleased. Its been a long haul. A long wait too.
I would say to anyone , dont give up, keep going.
The Tribunal were satisfied that I had supplied enough evidence from , GP, MH team , Family and Friends regarding my Depression and anxiety disorder.
Something , I have always felt was ignored or not considered by the DWP. They insisted, and kept repeating throughout , I had 'mild' depression and no Mental Health illness, even though the medical evidence clearly stated severe depression and a confirmed dx by a Psychiatrist.
I have been consistent throughout my applications saying how this impacts me daily.
So its done. The guides have been a god send. Thank You.
Been a while since I last posted .
I appealled a decision last year , that I did not meet the criteria for Activity 9 , 9c - 4 Points for engaging face to face, under the Supreme Court Decision MM vs DWP 2019 .
This morning I attended Tribunal . I was in there a while and called back in .
The Tribunal allowed my appeal. !!
They have awarded 4 points for the decision in 2019 , where I got 2 points for Activity 9 . I got Standard Rate .
Awarding 4 points changes that to Enhanced Rate.
Very pleased. Its been a long haul. A long wait too.
I would say to anyone , dont give up, keep going.
The Tribunal were satisfied that I had supplied enough evidence from , GP, MH team , Family and Friends regarding my Depression and anxiety disorder.
Something , I have always felt was ignored or not considered by the DWP. They insisted, and kept repeating throughout , I had 'mild' depression and no Mental Health illness, even though the medical evidence clearly stated severe depression and a confirmed dx by a Psychiatrist.
I have been consistent throughout my applications saying how this impacts me daily.
So its done. The guides have been a god send. Thank You.
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18 minutes ago #316165 by David
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Hi raindaisy
Congratulations on your success at Tribunal. Taking a case to Tribunal is difficult for anyone let alone for someone with a diagnosed psychiatric condition. I expect that is why so many DWP assessors get away with erroneous decisions as claimants are too unwell to challenge them. You have set a good example to us all.
The MM v DWP (2019) case at the Supreme Court is an important one and here are the details:
supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2017-0215
David
Congratulations on your success at Tribunal. Taking a case to Tribunal is difficult for anyone let alone for someone with a diagnosed psychiatric condition. I expect that is why so many DWP assessors get away with erroneous decisions as claimants are too unwell to challenge them. You have set a good example to us all.
The MM v DWP (2019) case at the Supreme Court is an important one and here are the details:
supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2017-0215
David
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