shella wrote: lol i have no reference for this term so i was asking does this term apply to medical treatment
So what the DWP were saying is that the OP did not appear to have any condition that would limit their ability to complete the PIP activities, so as an example, if they said on their form that they have problems with walking then the DWP are saying that they see no evidence of a condition which would cause problems with them doing this.
Gordon
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oh my goodness, I am so glad I posted on this thread I won't go into detail as this is someone else's thread I will post more details on my tread this has opened up a can of worms good for me bad for the DWP it like they use a certain words on purpose to mislead. I am a bit in shock
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