when does my son stop being a child?confused

ash4becks

woodbine wrote: »

have removed this post on reflection

could i ask why i was in the wrong for posting this plz i will say iam dislexic and what i think and type dont quite always sound correct to others and i fine it hard to express what i often mean ,

only posted with good intentions the infomation i give is freely availbe on on the offical dwp site itself

the info over student disabitly allowence is also freely avalibe to so bit puzzled to why it was taken of x

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ash4becks wrote: »

could i ask why i was in the wrong for posting this plz i will say iam dislexic and what i think and type dont quite always sound correct to others and i fine it hard to express what i often mean ,

only posted with good intentions the infomation i give is freely availbe on on the offical dwp site itself

the info over student disabitly allowence is also freely avalibe to so bit puzzled to why it was taken of x

sorry it was my own post i removed,forgot it also quoted yours,and its removal had nothing to do with your post.
appologies
John

cherub1965

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

This was why I said it could be a mistake and I can see how it has arisen. If he's told them only the number of hours he has classes and not specifically mentioned that it's a full time course, they may well have classified him as a part time student which, I think, would allow him to claim ESA.

i didnt know that,will leave it for the time being.as i say he is going to uni in sept so he will have to sort it all out with student finance etc.its all soooo complicated.i dont think the people who work there know what they are on about half the time:(am wondering if he will be able to get esa if he gets student grant etc,but thats another story......lol.