Yesterday i received the dreaded brown letter a week after my atos assesment and i thought to myself "this is strange because the HCP (health care proffesional) said a decision can take 6-8 weeks" so i opened it and it was a big fat NO i looked at the reasons why and there was only 1 the evidence provided in
How my disabality affects me form
It said nothing about my doctors letters, scan results, biopsy or MRI and it said nothing about the atos assesment which leads me to beleive they havnt received it yet,
Has this happend to anyone else and you got another letter awarding PIP if so please tell me as this is stressing me out
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Hi, PIP hasn't been implemented yet where I live but I'm dreading it when it does come. I'm waiting to hear about my DLA renewal but its only been 2 weeks. The stories I am hearing about pip are quite frighening- very similar to the ESA horror stories and I've had bad experiences with ESA. Don't let them put you off, appeal it, fight it and WIN. Good luck x
Hi there gam, sorry to hear about your result I know how empty and alone this can leave one feeling. What I would recommend is to ring them on Tuesday and ask for a mandatory reconsideration as you say you did provide several medical evidences to substantiate your claim. Also citizens advice can be a great support and advisor during these times. Really wishing you well x .
I'm sorry to hear that. it's exhausting to fight on top of everything else but you must and get help to do it.
I haven't heard if PIP here yet but when I had my DLA forms to complete a DWP employee came to the house and filled them in for me. I sent in lots of info, received full on all counts indefinitely (or until PIP reaches us.
Hi gangaman, telynores is correct you need to phone through on tuesday. There are set times in which you need to ask for consideratio/ appeal and if you just wait you msy miss them. Alk the best
I am so genuinely sorry to read that and I want to genuinely and sincerely wish you all the best of luck with your appeal. The CAB can be very helpful with these matters, and it may help to call your local authority and ask for an ''Occupational Health Assessment'' as these things can go in your favour.
Ganjaman if you dont ask straight away for mandatory reconsideration and then if still no appeal you will not here anymore. As far as they are concerned the decision has been made. If you wait a few weeks you will be too late to appeal. Please phone tuesday or see cab and ask for mandatory reconsideration if you feel the decision is wrong.
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