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12 years 7 months ago #91233 by kotenok
Replied by kotenok on topic Re:visit from local social security office?and
Thanks Bro58,
not sure what to do then, we are renting and our landlord doesn't want any adaptions and especially in bathroom
It doesn't look good does it? Can i tell the doctor(if they come) that landlord is against the adaptions, how will no adaptions affect mother's case?
not sure what to do then, we are renting and our landlord doesn't want any adaptions and especially in bathroom
It doesn't look good does it? Can i tell the doctor(if they come) that landlord is against the adaptions, how will no adaptions affect mother's case?
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12 years 7 months ago - 12 years 7 months ago #91235 by bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Re:visit from local social security office?and
kotenok wrote:
Hi k,
In that case, it may be prudent to mention what type of adaptations your mother would find helpful, and tell the "Doctor" that the landlord will not allow any adaptations.
If you have anything in writing from the landlord to verify this, you could give a copy to the "Doctor".
This way, it may prevent the "Doctor" from drawing the conclusion that adaptations are not needed, you could even put something in writing to this effect, and hand a copy to the "Doctor".
It may be advisable also, for you to take notes as a record of the proceedings, you are allowed to do this.
bro58
Thanks Bro58,
not sure what to do then, we are renting and our landlord doesn't want any adaptions and especially in bathroom
It doesn't look good does it? Can i tell the doctor(if they come) that landlord is against the adaptions, how will no adaptions affect mother's case?
Hi k,
In that case, it may be prudent to mention what type of adaptations your mother would find helpful, and tell the "Doctor" that the landlord will not allow any adaptations.
If you have anything in writing from the landlord to verify this, you could give a copy to the "Doctor".
This way, it may prevent the "Doctor" from drawing the conclusion that adaptations are not needed, you could even put something in writing to this effect, and hand a copy to the "Doctor".
It may be advisable also, for you to take notes as a record of the proceedings, you are allowed to do this.
bro58
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