exceptional circumstances

i also think it is who the decision maker is and if he or she is having a good or bad day,maybe they put a lot of names in a hat and draw them out hahaha

tinytim wrote:

i also think it is who the decision maker is and if he or she is having a good or bad day,maybe they put a lot of names in a hat and draw them out hahaha

Or has already given away all the money they're allowed this week.

BTW I'm assuming that the sarkie remarks earlier were aimed at the system not at me, but

It does make some sense to have a record - when someone says they have "falls" some people mean they've busted an ankle and will need hospital treatment and then physio for 3 months, some mean that they lay on the floor until someone came and picked them up 36 hours later just before they started hallucinating from lack of water and some mean that they over-balanced into a chair and nearly dropped their book.

If you have one heavy fall a week, but can usually get up, then taking a picture of the bruises a couple of days later (when they've had time to ripen) is not impossible - or even unreasonable.

And it is not wholly unreasonable for someone assessing your medical problems to know whether you fall 3 times a year, but break a hip bone when you do, or 3 times a day and then curse as you pick yourself up.

It's horrid having to answer those, "how many times a day do you ... and how long does it take each time." It really does make it easier to do if you've made a note of these things as you go along.

carruthers wrote:

tinytim wrote:

i also think it is who the decision maker is and if he or she is having a good or bad day,maybe they put a lot of names in a hat and draw them out hahaha

Or has already given away all the money they're allowed this week.

BTW I'm assuming that the sarkie remarks earlier were aimed at the system not at me, but

It does make some sense to have a record - when someone says they have "falls" some people mean they've busted an ankle and will need hospital treatment and then physio for 3 months, some mean that they lay on the floor until someone came and picked them up 36 hours later just before they started hallucinating from lack of water and some mean that they over-balanced into a chair and nearly dropped their book.

If you have one heavy fall a week, but can usually get up, then taking a picture of the bruises a couple of days later (when they've had time to ripen) is not impossible - or even unreasonable.

And it is not wholly unreasonable for someone assessing your medical problems to know whether you fall 3 times a year, but break a hip bone when you do, or 3 times a day and then curse as you pick yourself up.

It's horrid having to answer those, "how many times a day do you ... and how long does it take each time." It really does make it easier to do if you've made a note of these things as you go along.

hi c its not aimed at you your right its the system.