Budget - tougher for DLA claimants

cyclonebri1

How many more pages is thia going to go on for, backwards and forwards, it's like watching wimbledon.

What started of as an expected and reasonable topic has now dropped to just about rock bottom.

There will be no agreement here, the facts have been laid out for those that didn't understand and I can't imagine any further personal bickering either way being of benefit to anyone. :o

Time to close this one in my view, it can't go any further :A

de1amo

makes me smile about the test of making a cup of tea--when i am completely off my head and in the local hospital my main way of keeping mad is making hot drinks for everyone-other in- mates do the waitering to the smokers in the lounge because i cant stand the stink of smoke! its either do this or sit in the corridor watching the staff enjoying themselves through the office window while bedlam continues on the ward!!!

nogginthenog

Thousands of job center staff expected to be made redundant next year.

covlass

Written answers and statements, 29 June 2010



http://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2010-06-29a.4786.h&s=disabled

Not that it tells us much

jimbms

nogginthenog wrote: »

Thousands of job center staff expected to be made redundant next year.

What does this have to do with DLA and medicals?

krisskross

summerof0763 wrote: »

well if you dont need it hand it back,as plenty do need it

We have standing orders to our favourite charities which I have increased. The Salvation Army and the British Legion plus MacMillan Nurses are all happy with our contributions...gift aided of course.

Indie_Kid

krisskross wrote: »

We have standing orders to our favourite charities which I have increased. The Salvation Army and the British Legion plus MacMillan Nurses are all happy with our contributions...gift aided of course.

Hypocrite, much? You moaned about me (and your grandson?) not using DLA for it's intended purpose; yet your husband doesn't use his AA for the intended purpose

summerof0763

sh1305 wrote: »

Hypocrite, much? You moaned about me (and your grandson?) not using DLA for it's intended purpose; yet your husband doesn't use his AA for the intended purpose

between kriss kross and oldernotwiser i am beginning to wonder why they come on and belittle anyone claiming dla/aa ib/is in fact any benefit.
i worked for years,struggled to keep working,until i physically and mentally could not do it anymore,the fact that i do not have money means i claim what i am entitled to,but if i had money i certainly would not be claiming dla/aa to score points unlike some

Trialia

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

No I wasn't. I was thinking that you could make a hot drink in the microwave which wouldn't involve you having to pour boiling water out of a kettle.

Have you ever actually tasted tea made in the microwave? It's horrible...

cyclonebri1

And on and on and on and ...............:think::silenced::silenced::silenced::silenced::silenced::wave:.please please