Why don'f we all get together and challenge the government on the issues we have about benefits that we are entitled to?

[Prickly]

[Artyrosie]

Because, as a group, we simply don't have the blooming energy to fight back. If we had we wouldn't be in this position ....

[Prickly in reply to Artyrosie]

I know but surely a group of us would be able to sum up enough energy to fight this unfair and unjust system the government need to understand Figbro not ignore us

[fairycazzie]

wella volunteer to do an amazing letterand allsignand send ... myspace bar not working onlaptop as well the mouse thing grrr

Oftnehad silly ideas myself ...

should bewritten as we arewith foggy heads and poor typing skills (such as myself now) a once great Audio & touch Typist working in Accounts doingwages for 100's ofNurses and now huh ..

So i think a letter would sayit all on a 'bad' day xx

[hamble99b]

if only they would listen! sadly there are huge groups trying similar to no effect. Tammy Gray Thompson [sp?] spoke out last week.

good idea though Prickly.

regards,

sandra.

[hamble99b in reply to hamble99b]

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[Cat53]

We need a lawyer to take this fight to the human rights courts!

[LaurieLee]

oh Cat53 I totally agree. But how to we get one and who pays for the legal expenses,