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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #86310 by snowbaby
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Hi all, I have just submitted a request for SOR and an appeal(placed in WRAG, no med) Meantime, I was contacted to go for a treadmill test and abnormalities have been found resulting in further tests. If these tests show I have to receive treatment eg stent/medication can i send this evidence in to ESA centre/Tribunal even tho this is a new ailment? Thank you all again, this site is the best!!
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12 years 8 months ago #86314 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic Re:new medical evidence
snowbaby wrote:
So if this is a new condition, or one that has deteriorated since the assessment, then the panel will ignore it.
So for your evidence to be included you would need to show;
- That you were suffering from the condition at the time of the assessment, and
- that the condition had an impact on, or contributed to, your ability to meet the ESA descriptors at that time.
Further, your evidence, which I assume would be a medical report, must make the above clear, if it does not then the panel are entitled to class it as not being relevant to the time of the Decision.
I hope this explains it.
Gordon
The Tribunal can only consider evidence that reasonably could have been available to the Decision Maker when they made their Decision.Hi all, I have just submitted a request for SOR and an appeal(placed in WRAG, no med) Meantime, I was contacted to go for a treadmill test and abnormalities have been found resulting in further tests. If these tests show I have to receive treatment eg stent/medication can i send this evidence in to ESA centre/Tribunal even tho this is a new ailment? Thank you all again, this site is the best!!
So if this is a new condition, or one that has deteriorated since the assessment, then the panel will ignore it.
So for your evidence to be included you would need to show;
- That you were suffering from the condition at the time of the assessment, and
- that the condition had an impact on, or contributed to, your ability to meet the ESA descriptors at that time.
Further, your evidence, which I assume would be a medical report, must make the above clear, if it does not then the panel are entitled to class it as not being relevant to the time of the Decision.
I hope this explains it.
Gordon
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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #86317 by snowbaby
Replied by snowbaby on topic Re:new medical evidence
Gordon, thank you for your prompt reply. I would have been suffering from this condition at the time of the assessment, but everyone including my GP thought it was related to the fibromyalgia. But thanks again for your info
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