Juan Mourep
Vital 1st Team Regular
As stated, I was dealt with by ATOS, the only benefit I do get is PIP.
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As stated, I was dealt with by ATOS, the only benefit I do get is PIP.
Juan Mourep
Vital 1st Team Regular
Juan Mourep
Vital 1st Team Regular
Me too, but I'll have to wait for the appeal courts decision on that one.
kefkat
Vital Football Legend
I wish you well with the appeal Juan. This shouldn't be happening. It is so wrong.
Once you get it sorted, if your on any rate of PIP's care or get it in the future you are entitled to a lone disablement premium of £61-95 per week. At one time you got it automatically.
Now you have to ring them to get the form etc. I don't know if you knew about it, however just thought I would tell you for future reference. It also has to be backdated
gooser76
Vital Youth Team
It is a well known fact that the Tories have no time for those who aren't contributing or cannot contribute to the recovery of the economy. If your not part of the solution your part of the problem and if there are people out there living hopeless lives who see no other way out but to end it all I very much doubt the Tories will lose any sleep over it.
There is an unfortunate misconception and stigma aimed towards those who are either disabled or unemployed and it's a lazy conclusion to tar everyone with the same brush. I know people personally who would love to have the opportunity to work - for a variety of reasons - to give them a better standard of living, to contribute to society in general but more importantly to feel a sense of self worth, but for one reason or another are 'unemployable' and will never be taken seriously in the marketplace by employers and have to accept their predicament.
If you are sound of mind and body and your in employment in this Country count your blessings. There are people out there who would love to be in your shoes.
There is an unfortunate misconception and stigma aimed towards those who are either disabled or unemployed and it's a lazy conclusion to tar everyone with the same brush. I know people personally who would love to have the opportunity to work - for a variety of reasons - to give them a better standard of living, to contribute to society in general but more importantly to feel a sense of self worth, but for one reason or another are 'unemployable' and will never be taken seriously in the marketplace by employers and have to accept their predicament.
If you are sound of mind and body and your in employment in this Country count your blessings. There are people out there who would love to be in your shoes.
