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How long does it take for DLA (mobility)
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I'm sorry how can you have further evidence of falling over? You either fall over or you don't! You don't seriously log everytime you fall over, do you?0
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I'm sorry how can you have further evidence of falling over? You either fall over or you don't! You don't seriously log everytime you fall over, do you?
No, I don't log every fall.
On that occassion, I broke a bone in my foot and was able to send in evidence to support my claim. I had already included evidence in my claim of other falls.
As you said above, if DLA was based on one fall, it would be wrong. Supplying the evidence I did, meant my claim was renewed within five weeks, without the need for a medical and part of that was evidence from some of the falls I had had, one after the renewal form was sent in.
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