Re: UK disability problems/Rae

[Guest guest]

Hi Rae

Get in touch with your local council benefits adviser. My one did the whole

thing for me and I was awarded DLA first time.

What area are you in?

Ken

[Guest guest]

Hello,

You need to appeal against it which is what I did and its a long process but you

will get back paid as well it also helps if you have a dr to back up everything

and he/she can also write a letter saying what he/she recommends and treatments

so forth.

Regards Ms Donna-Marie Hurst

South Wales United Kingdom, Moderator for My Tears Are Real

>Rae wrote:

>I already have to choose between buying foods or the supplements I need to

vaguely function as a human being on a regular basis, after the cuts I won't be

able to buy meds or my supplements nor my rent, so I'll be needing disability

anyway regardless as I'll have to go back to the barely alive vegetable I really

am without my supplements and once i decline to that level of living again, I'll

not be well enough to fight for disability again.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ken I'm in tyne and wear. I'm going to the citizens advice bureau as soon

as i can get someone to take me, they said they'll do an assessment then have me

back again for an appointment with someone who'll fill it in with me. There is

no way i could fill out one of those things on my own again. Just hope i can get

out two separate times to the advice office.

Thanks :-)

Love,

Rae xxx

---Ken wrote:

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> Hi Rae

>

> Get in touch with your local council benefits adviser. My one did the whole

thing for me and I was awarded DLA first time.

>

> What area are you in?

[Guest guest]

Rae,

My great-grandfather was from New Castle on Tyne. He came here to the

States to be a cowboy in the late 1800s. He instead worked for the

railroad. Isn't that a hoot?

> wrote:

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> Thanks Ken I'm in Tyne and wear.