DLA apeal

BLT_2

Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »

Is someone forgetting to read the bit about psychiatric intervention, self harm and suicide attempts? Or is that 'normal' teenage behaviour?

Actually it probably is for depressed teenagers, however my point was that the OP going for DLA and using a justification that her daughter doesnt want to get up in the morning or wash is not going to add many points to her campaign.

Indie_Kid

BLT wrote: »

Actually it probably is for depressed teenagers, however my point was that the OP going for DLA and using a justification that her daughter doesnt want to get up in the morning or wash is not going to add many points to her campaign.

But they're both care needs. It does ask in the DLA form about needing help with one's apperance and reminder to get up.

sunnyone

ash4becks wrote: »

yes it does come and go i have my good days and my bad you can have bad weeks even months or years and i have both dyspraxia and dyslexia, some days i can spell a word other times i cant, look up dyspraxia and dyslexia you might understand more

Thats rubbish, utter rubbish.

I dont need to look dyspraxia up since I lived with someone with severe dyspraxia for nearly 20 years and Im currently watching my nephew start to re-learn basic tasks ATM and neither of them can go from posting something that's like a diffrent language to perfect syntax and spelling overnight.

Its been the same with everyone else I know with dyspraxia, no miracles in writing and spellings overnight.

I had a feeling other problems might be brought up after my post, and, guess what Im right:D

ash4becks

BLT wrote: »

Actually it probably is for depressed teenagers, however my point was that the OP going for DLA and using a justification that her daughter doesnt want to get up in the morning or wash is not going to add many points to her campaign.

i just wanted to say this is how i started of at this age or a bit younger with my depression and really why should it matter she is a teenager this is what i face nearly everyday you neglet you hygine , dont eat properly, dont go out or only if with someone etc thats everything the op's mum would help with
by pushing her to do things

ash4becks

sunnyone wrote: »

Thats rubbish, utter rubbish.

I dont need to look dyspraxia up since I lived with someone with severe dyspraxia for nearly 20 years and Im currently watching my nephew start to re-learn basic tasks ATM and neither of them can go from posting something that's like a diffrent language to perfect syntax and spelling overnight.

Its been the same with everyone else I know with dyspraxia, no miracles in writing and spellings overnight.

I had a feeling other problems might be brought up after my post, and, guess what Im right:D

ok then what do you think dyspraxia and dyslexia is

TheBottomLine_2

sunnyone wrote: »

Thats rubbish, utter rubbish.

I dont need to look dyspraxia up since I lived with someone with severe dyspraxia for nearly 20 years and Im currently watching my nephew start to re-learn basic tasks ATM and neither of them can go from posting something that's like a diffrent language to perfect syntax and spelling overnight.

Its been the same with everyone else I know with dyspraxia, no miracles in writing and spellings overnight.

I had a feeling other problems might be brought up after my post, and, guess what Im right:D

So what's your point? Is it that ash is lying? That's how it reads to me, I hope I'm wrong but that's the implication as I see it.

Indie_Kid

sunnyone wrote: »

Thats rubbish, utter rubbish.

I dont need to look dyspraxia up since I lived with someone with severe dyspraxia for nearly 20 years and Im currently watching my nephew start to re-learn basic tasks ATM and neither of them can go from posting something that's like a diffrent language to perfect syntax and spelling overnight.

Its been the same with everyone else I know with dyspraxia, no miracles in writing and spellings overnight.

I had a feeling other problems might be brought up after my post, and, guess what Im right:D

You've heard of a spell checker, haven't you?

ash4becks

TheBottomLine wrote: »

So what's your point? Is it that ash is lying? That's how it reads to me, I hope I'm wrong but that's the implication as I see it.

thankyou and to sh to funny enough i wasnt using a spellchecker , everyone that has learning problems is different YOU even stated that by using severe dyspraxia which is infact what i have

and if you want me to post my eduactional phycoligists report all 26pg's of it then you more than welcome to read it , will just show you up but you do that everytime you post anyways

Breast_Cancer_Survivor

BLT wrote: »

Actually it probably is for depressed teenagers, however my point was that the OP going for DLA and using a justification that her daughter doesnt want to get up in the morning or wash is not going to add many points to her campaign.

These components will probably entitle her daughter to lower rate care.

Needing supervision to prevent suicide/self harm might bump it up to middle rate care.

Breast_Cancer_Survivor

sunnyone wrote: »

Thats rubbish, utter rubbish.

I dont need to look dyspraxia up since I lived with someone with severe dyspraxia for nearly 20 years and Im currently watching my nephew start to re-learn basic tasks ATM and neither of them can go from posting something that's like a diffrent language to perfect syntax and spelling overnight.

Its been the same with everyone else I know with dyspraxia, no miracles in writing and spellings overnight.

I had a feeling other problems might be brought up after my post, and, guess what Im right:D

Dyspraxia often called clumsy child syndrome effects your hand writing not typing/spelling that's dyslexia.

Myself & my younger son both have dyspraxia & can spell perfectly fine infact our spelling ability is probably above average.

Our handwriting however is diabolical although mine isn't helped by my arthritis in my hands as they get cramps really easily which prevent me from writing at all at times.

Ash's grammar is probably effected by their depression which effects your ability to concentrate & the bad spelling will be down to their dyslexia.