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another queery when going for f2f they are asking me to bring all my meds is this mandatory regards George

Hi thank you for all your help in the past i would like to put you up todate on my situation i have just received my letter confirming my elegability for pip i was origonaly on high rqate mobility and middle rate care after the assesment i have been awarded enhanced daily living and standard rate mobility what i dont understand is they are saying i can walk 20 yds but no more than 50yds the assesore on the day said she didnt require me to get out the chair and walk as she could see i was in pain and discomfort i asked if that would effect my assesment and she assured it woud not i did not refuse anything that was asked of me also she asked about comunication with strangers i explainned i could not interact with strangers she asked about my last job which i replied a HGV dreiver she asked if i drove i replied no i have not held a HGV licence for 30 years the DWP states because i was a HGV driver i could plan a route where had it not being for my cousin driving me to the assesment i could not have possibly made it,it also states that my pip form says i can walk more than 20 meters but no more than 50meters wich is not true my pip form states i can not walk 20 meters without resting till the pain eases and i get my breath back and that it takes at least 3/4 minutes to do this task it also states i said that my medication is affective which i did not i said that if i forget to take it then i feel the diffrence the pip form asks specificly can i walk less than 20 meters which i ticked that box it is in black and white yet they are saying i can walk 20 but no more than 50 metrers to reapeat the assesor said she would not ask me to walk as she could see that i was in a lot of pain i did not refuse to take the test but dwp states i refused the musculoskeletal exam due to pain she asked me how far on the day i could walk and i said feeling the way i did on the day i would be lucky to do 4/5 yards could you advise me please on where i go from here to get the mobility reinstated to where it was or do i have to except the decision of the dwp regards George

thank you for your reply, i did attend in a wheelchair when it came to the part of the examination to walk she said she could see i was in pain and by the medication i was taking it was obvious that i was in pain and discomfort therefore she did not require me to walk but asked how far i could walk i said the way i was on the day i would be lucky to do 4 or 5 yards she said that was fine i said to her that i was not refusing and she replied i know i said i would hope it would not i anyway affect my assesment and she rplied that it would not i also had to ask her to repeat herself in a few occasions yet the dwp says i was alert and attentive she also said she could see i was tired she asked did i drive i said no then she asked what i did for a living i said i was a HGV driver the dwp stated as i was a HGV driver i could plan a route unaided i had to give up driving HGVs 30 years ago because of my condition dwp also states that as i can walk about the house using a stick.going in a car. and using taxis they cannot consider any help i need not covered by the daily living and mobility, i am not sure where thy got the impression from that i spend my days running around in cars or taxis apart from the question i was asked about doctors appointment where i satd i would get a lift from family or friend if no one was available i woud get a taxi everything seems to have been misconstrude i was on high mobility and middle care but they have reversed it to enhanced daily living and standard mobility i feel i must question their judgment on the mobility but would not want to jeopdise the award they have given me which is untill 2021 could you advise further pleas regards George