Hiya,
need some advice please, I am appealing the decision to put me in the work related group as opposed to the support group and I need to make a 'diary' of how my P.D. problems affect me on a day to day basis.
Has anyone any experience of doing this? I don't honestly know where to start, what sort of things do they want to know? things like how I feel when I havent slept for 48 hours? or how I can wake up screaming with the night terrors when I do sleep? Mind boggling
any help or advice would be much appreciated
thanx
Angel
Hi angel,
Sorry to hear that this has happened. We hear from our members that this can be a stressful process.
We recently had a Q&A session with an expert on ESA where he offers advice on appealing ESA decisions. This might help and you can find it here: http://bit.ly/P7yyfQ
You can also call our benefits adviser, Stephen on the helpline at 0808 800 0303.
I hope it helps.
Ezinda
Sorry to hear that this has happened. We hear from our members that this can be a stressful process.
We recently had a Q&A session with an expert on ESA where he offers advice on appealing ESA decisions. This might help and you can find it here: http://bit.ly/P7yyfQ
You can also call our benefits adviser, Stephen on the helpline at 0808 800 0303.
I hope it helps.
Ezinda
Hi
I haven't been on the forum for quite some time, so please accept my apologies.
I have just been through the whole appeal process, had my hearing last Friday 9th November, & won the case. HM Courts & Tribunals Service has informed DWP I am entitled to ESA within the Support Component.
Julie
I haven't been on the forum for quite some time, so please accept my apologies.
I have just been through the whole appeal process, had my hearing last Friday 9th November, & won the case. HM Courts & Tribunals Service has informed DWP I am entitled to ESA within the Support Component.
Julie
Ok thankyou for that
Take care
Angel
Take care
Angel
Well done Julie hhappy to hear that. Did you too need to make a diary?
Angel x
Angel x
Keep copies of all letters from DWP, letters / medical records from GP, PD nurse etc. it all amounts as evidence
Didn't keep a diary, but I sent DWP a couple of complaint letters as over a period of time they contradict themselves, loose paperwork etc. make sure any correspondence you send is sent recorded delivery (you can prove they received it). They lost a lot of my files.
Get your PD nurse to write a letter & you will most definately need the help of your information support worker
Get your PD nurse to write a letter & you will most definately need the help of your information support worker
Thankyou so much Julie
much appreciated
Angel x
much appreciated
Angel x