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ESA Curtailment Applied & Change Of Circumstances
12 years 7 months ago - 12 years 7 months ago #88110 by shellymummy
ESA Curtailment Applied & Change Of Circumstances was created by shellymummy
Hello,
Firstly, I would like to say how kind and helpful everyone has been on these forums - thank you!
My question is for ESA and Exceptional Circumstances:
Under the Non Functional Descriptors it states: "The non-functional descriptors were not considered for this case as curtailment applied".
At the time of the ESA interview I was a full-time student (student funding) & in receipt of DLA.
Would the curtailment have been applied as I was a student?
I have now left Uni because mental health problems. The ESA started from that day so should the curtailment still stand.
Should I appeal or do a change of circumstances?
Furthermore, I am now attending day centre courses for the next couple of years and all professionals agree I can not return to work yet. My daughter suffers from anxiety/depression - which is as a consequence of my conditions.
If CAHMS and my Social Worker confirmed that working would make our conditions worse too, would this be considered for SG with Reg 35?
I hope this isns't too specific although I believe the general points behind my questions could be of help to others.
Michelle
Firstly, I would like to say how kind and helpful everyone has been on these forums - thank you!
My question is for ESA and Exceptional Circumstances:
Under the Non Functional Descriptors it states: "The non-functional descriptors were not considered for this case as curtailment applied".
At the time of the ESA interview I was a full-time student (student funding) & in receipt of DLA.
Would the curtailment have been applied as I was a student?
I have now left Uni because mental health problems. The ESA started from that day so should the curtailment still stand.
Should I appeal or do a change of circumstances?
Furthermore, I am now attending day centre courses for the next couple of years and all professionals agree I can not return to work yet. My daughter suffers from anxiety/depression - which is as a consequence of my conditions.
If CAHMS and my Social Worker confirmed that working would make our conditions worse too, would this be considered for SG with Reg 35?
I hope this isns't too specific although I believe the general points behind my questions could be of help to others.
Michelle
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