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Debt help, mental health issues
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I am in same situation.Newmum92 said:Hi all
has anyone managed to get debts written off due to the impact it is having on your mental health? If so, what process did you follow? Did you need to submit evidence to them as well or just you just write a letter explaining the affect it is having on your day to day living
thanks a lot
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These days it is considered good form to submit a DMHEF. This shows that you are being supported by a professional.
If you are being supported by a MH professional and a debt charity, so much the better. Have a look at this
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Best to start a new thread and tell us about your situation because while write-offs arent unusual, I would say they are very individual, so your circumstances matterOneplanetonelife said:I’m n a similar boat0
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