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6 years 10 months ago #190773 by terdun9
To Much Pain Will Kill Y ou In The End
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Well just came back from F2F assessment He was a very nice young Paramedic health professional,
I Must say that all he seemed to ask me was about My social life, Where did I go, Did I go out for meals, How many friends I have, Do they come and see you, and so on this was for a long what don't I go out time asking the questions.
Then he asked me to do a few things point my toes`s up to the ceiling squeeze his fingers.(This one always puzzles me what that one all about) Put my hands behind my head.
he then took out all the letters and only took the letters from doctors to doctors i had taken the time to mark in on pictures just how the pain and where the pain is and he said no don't need them the DWP don't want appointment letters.
Now do I send the DWP the paper work i sorted out for them appointments letters and drawings of pain chart`s
At a loss what to do
Not sure how it went
I Must say that all he seemed to ask me was about My social life, Where did I go, Did I go out for meals, How many friends I have, Do they come and see you, and so on this was for a long what don't I go out time asking the questions.
Then he asked me to do a few things point my toes`s up to the ceiling squeeze his fingers.(This one always puzzles me what that one all about) Put my hands behind my head.
he then took out all the letters and only took the letters from doctors to doctors i had taken the time to mark in on pictures just how the pain and where the pain is and he said no don't need them the DWP don't want appointment letters.
Now do I send the DWP the paper work i sorted out for them appointments letters and drawings of pain chart`s
At a loss what to do
Not sure how it went
To Much Pain Will Kill Y ou In The End
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6 years 10 months ago #190785 by Gordon
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Jacqui
You can send the information to the DWP office dealing with your claim, the address should be on any the letters that you have received from them about your PIP claim.
Appointment letters can be important as they show on-going treatment, but they have little value apart from this, so maybe just send the latest one. The pain charts will be important but again, one should be sufficient.
Gordon
You can send the information to the DWP office dealing with your claim, the address should be on any the letters that you have received from them about your PIP claim.
Appointment letters can be important as they show on-going treatment, but they have little value apart from this, so maybe just send the latest one. The pain charts will be important but again, one should be sufficient.
Gordon
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6 years 10 months ago #190795 by terdun9
To Much Pain Will Kill Y ou In The End
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Thank You Gordon
This is what I thought it was all in date order i am going to have to work out just what he has taken and sort it out and get it off as soon as possible,
Im really hoping that there was enough information as I have no more
THANKS VERY MUCH
This is what I thought it was all in date order i am going to have to work out just what he has taken and sort it out and get it off as soon as possible,
Im really hoping that there was enough information as I have no more
THANKS VERY MUCH
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