Has anyone who sustained their traumatic brain injury from an accident involving a claim ever experienced a sense of unease when their claim is nearing its end? After dealing with my claim and rehabilitation for the past six years, it has become a significant part of my life, almost a new normal for me. Now that it is gradually coming to an end, I find myself feeling a mixture of anxiety and uncertainty. I'm curious if there are individuals who have gone through a similar situation and can share their experiences and insights on how it feels when a claim concludes after it has become such a significant aspect of their life.
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Claim coming to end?
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A sense of huge relief
out of hospital after 6 months was assessed by DWP doctor, asked me 3 simple questions. Was taken off benefits. 6 months waited for appeal date!! Was awarded 16 points for long term incapacity, only needed 6 according to DWP!! So seem normal? BewRe!!!
Hi I'm 4 years into my claim and with no doubt a very tough process for all involved I don't have the same feelings as yourself as it's not close enough to the end for me maybe this will change closer to the time. I'm sure like myself your looking forward to a rest from process for a few weeks
I am 9.5 years into my claim and hoping it comes to an end soon, as its been going on long enough. It will, no doubt, feel strange when it is done, but I reckon the overriding feeling will be relief.
I'm heading into that now. I suddenly have lots of appointments with the legal medical experts to do updated reports and we know they are trying to wrap the claim up. I feel exactly the same, that this has become a big part of my life and I'm not sure what it's going to be l;ike afterwards.