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What happens if I cant participate in a ESA F2F?
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bigbulldog wrote: »Rockingbilly you can't stop hijacking other people's threads can you.!!!!
I have only replied to Mutley's statement. What do you want me to do, ignore everyone and everything?0 -
:T:jwe can only hope....rockingbilly wrote: »I have only replied to Mutley's statement. What do you want me to do, ignore everyone and everything?0 -
Good.. then we can forget the matter and let the Op have his thread back.rockingbilly wrote: »The MR is in."Do not attribute to conspiracy what can adequately be explained by incompetence" - rogerblack0 -
Is that you right to decide?poppy12345 wrote: »:T:jwe can only hope....0 -
You asked a question and i answered it!! :beer:rockingbilly wrote: »Is that you right to decide?0 -
rockingbilly wrote: »The MR is in. As for trying to make a case and getting evidence, both jobs were extremely hard and difficult to do. Up to date evidence is hard to come by. For the main I am under my GP who just follows the route of ensuring that there is a never ending supply of drugs at my disposal. Consultant input has ceased as there is nothing more that they can offer. As for writing the MR. I know what I should get (based on my own view) but that would be immaterial. I have just set out what my problems are and left it at that. Yes some parts are at odds to what is on the claim form. so I am just hoping that the DWP can see through what I was trying to say and how the confusion happened.
there is and has never been a treatment for my condition.
i still se a specialist regularly as a 'courtesy'
just because there is no treatment doesn't mean that you cannot/will not be under the supervision of a specialist0 -
there is and has never been a treatment for my condition.
i still se a specialist regularly as a 'courtesy'
just because there is no treatment doesn't mean that you cannot/will not be under the supervision of a specialist
Well that's not my situation. All of my consultants referred me back to my GP for ongoing care and medication. Obviously if there was a change, I would be re-referred back to the consultant.0
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