Hi I've been to my tribunal it was so bad no one should go through that..the question they where bothered about was .. if I could make some toast. And driving a car .. there are so many disabled people driving that's why you can get a car on mobility and if iv been to hair dresses because i had my hair cut i had my hair cut cos it was very long and matted they could not get a brush through it.. i felt i had no right to do any thing i could no speak well because my head was pounding they said they believed what was wrong With me .but it's how it affects me . I do not think they could see I was in so much pain , iv been in my bed since the depression is so bad this is not an experience we should be going through. I no i will not get it the doctor was rolling her eyes she was looking down on me sorry for the wintering
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I now you feel like a 2 class citizen and because they see your and say see looks well nothing wrong with her they don’t no the pain you in sometimes I won’t to say to them come and stay with me see what I go through every day @ night I always say I have my good days sometimes my bad day but mostly ugly days
These tribunals are so difficult it is like going on trial by judge and jury. Do hope the impression they gave Younis wrong and that you do in fact have a good outcome.x
A doctor rolling her eyes is unforgivable--- so unprofessional.
I'm so sorry you had to go through this,
Hi Corycory,
I fully understand and sympathize with you. I have been to one before and it was horrible.
I would rather stick needles in my eyes than have to endure another one.
Hopefully you get a good outcome.
Mags 😀😁
Welcome to the FMAUK Community Corycory !
I am sure you'll find this community a helpful and supportive place to be ! There's lots of posts to read and many lovely members to talk to as you learn to live with Fibro 24/7. So sorry to hear you've been through this and many of us understand the stress claiming benefits and how it can impact on you Fibromyalgia. I hope now it is done you can take a breath for a while and await the decision which I hope will be the one you need and deserve.
Please can I provide you with the FMAUK website which has a wealth of information about Fibromyalgia which may be of help to you
As a newbie, please can I mention that members prefer to answer posts that are locked to this community only. If you wish to do this, here's a link that explains how to do it;
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I understand all that Fibro can be challenging (to say the least!) to learn how to deal with it's myriad of symptoms. I hope you'll find this community a online support network where you can get tips and advice from other members based on their experiences of Fibro.
All the best
Emma