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Incontinence -ESA form
- Taffy
14 years 1 month ago #31943 by Taffy
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yup me to . caused by blood clots to the small bowel, much removed, constant distended Tum due to inoperable adhesions in the gut wall causing Daily problems, a Major dose C-Diff doesnt aid the prob either , uncontrolable diarrhoea is a constant issue , eating is Night mare, The cns also effects such movements,having similar symptoms and more to those of MS and parkisons, if I was Horse, Id be SHOT
But im still on IB and have yet to be migrated - I literally have kept all paper work ,Ops, appointments,emergency Hospital admissions, consultants reports etc[ many] etc for when the time comes- Im sure you must have read by Know , the sites aid with ESA discriptors.
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Taffy
But im still on IB and have yet to be migrated - I literally have kept all paper work ,Ops, appointments,emergency Hospital admissions, consultants reports etc[ many] etc for when the time comes- Im sure you must have read by Know , the sites aid with ESA discriptors.
Regards
Taffy
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- tilly
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14 years 3 weeks ago #33103 by tilly
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Oh, I hate all these medical problems we have!
How is everyone today?
I asked for incontinence pads from my GP ove ra year ago and she then referred me to the Incontinence clinic, which was a long wait for an appointment, but htey now see me every 6 months and after the first 2 sessions (2nd one recently) I mentioned about pads being so expensive and the nice nurse is ordering me some on the NHS. They are for both types of incontinence, but they looked a bit smaller than the ones I have been buying.
Is there a support group for people with incontninence challenges?
Tilly
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How is everyone today?
I asked for incontinence pads from my GP ove ra year ago and she then referred me to the Incontinence clinic, which was a long wait for an appointment, but htey now see me every 6 months and after the first 2 sessions (2nd one recently) I mentioned about pads being so expensive and the nice nurse is ordering me some on the NHS. They are for both types of incontinence, but they looked a bit smaller than the ones I have been buying.
Is there a support group for people with incontninence challenges?
Tilly
x
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14 years 3 weeks ago #33115 by nonsmoker2008
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14 years 3 weeks ago #33199 by Storm287
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you should all be very proud of yourselves, is not an easy topic to discuss, but this forum thread helps everyone understand they are not alone, in there suffering.
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- Pusscat
14 years 3 weeks ago #33275 by Pusscat
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I agree with you totally Storm. It is a hard topic to discuss and it's good to know that we can and that the support is here to be able to discuss it.
It's a shame the people who do the medicals and make the decisions don't realise just how hard it is to live with and how limiting it is. It's pretty obvious someone with these issues cannot work, yet, when I had my medical although the nurse detailed it very specifically on my medical form the decision makers obviously decided to overlook it. Now I'm sitting tight waiting for an appeal decison in my favour with everything crossed.
Pusscat
It's a shame the people who do the medicals and make the decisions don't realise just how hard it is to live with and how limiting it is. It's pretty obvious someone with these issues cannot work, yet, when I had my medical although the nurse detailed it very specifically on my medical form the decision makers obviously decided to overlook it. Now I'm sitting tight waiting for an appeal decison in my favour with everything crossed.
Pusscat
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- RachelPotter
14 years 3 weeks ago #33285 by RachelPotter
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Hi, I have been following this thread with interest for some time and also feel you should all be proud of yourselves for being so open and honest.
On a slightly different note, Kathy gave me this link for something else earlier but I thought it would be of interest to anyone suffering incontinence. They do seem to cover the topic in a big way!;
www.disabilityalliance.org/esahandbook.pdf
It may not be of any help, just interesting what ATOS health people are told to look out for.
Best wishes,
Rachel
On a slightly different note, Kathy gave me this link for something else earlier but I thought it would be of interest to anyone suffering incontinence. They do seem to cover the topic in a big way!;
www.disabilityalliance.org/esahandbook.pdf
It may not be of any help, just interesting what ATOS health people are told to look out for.
Best wishes,
Rachel
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