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calcotti said:tifo said:What i've got here is a tribunal panel that's quoted the medical report, which itself did not follow guidelines such as considering bad days also, or looking at my evidence submitted or even getting medical records from my GP…0
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calcotti said:tifo said:What i've got here is a tribunal panel that's quoted the medical report, which itself did not follow guidelines such as considering bad days also, or looking at my evidence submitted
Aren't they meant to give equal weight to my and the DWP evidence and consider it?0 -
tifo said:
GP fitnotes, information about my conditions and when from, and lots of photos of when my conditions were affecting me so they can see what happened.
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tifo said:calcotti said:tifo said:What i've got here is a tribunal panel that's quoted the medical report, which itself did not follow guidelines such as considering bad days also, or looking at my evidence submitted
Aren't they meant to give equal weight to my and the DWP evidence and consider it?Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1 -
tifo said:calcotti said:tifo said:What i've got here is a tribunal panel that's quoted the medical report, which itself did not follow guidelines such as considering bad days also, or looking at my evidence submitted or even getting medical records from my GP…
Then obviously through questioning either F2F or over the phone write a report on their findings.Your angry and rightfully so, because you believe you’ve not been assessed and then further complaints not been handled fairly.Have you looked at the mobility descriptors? If so where do you believe you should score. Bearing in mind 50% of the time is not the majority of the time. So your gout was active 7 months of last year. This still doesn’t say majority of the time you can’t walk. The other things they will look at is specialist appointments, increase in pain killers and gout specific medication.Sadly a gp letter doesn’t carry much weight.Proud to have dealt with our debtsStarting debt 2005 £65.7K.
Current debt ZERO.DEBT FREE1 -
peteuk said:It’s not the role of the HCP to obtain evidence either.See section 4.1Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1
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I need a law centre for Lancashire. Greater Manchester or Liverpool covers the North West so might help but i'm not in their catchment area.
https://www.lawcentres.org.uk/about-law-centres/law-centres-on-google-maps/alphabetically
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