Things that are not fair in life

[ob]

Bit of a joke when she should be retired with her feet up. Unfortunately these days you have to over egg the pudding to get anywhere, it’s a bit like claiming on your insurance, it’s their job to find a loophole. Do your research & be well read on the subject is always best practice, the people who process these claims look for buzz words, key indicators etc.
Your sister sounds like an absolute Warrior, so no doubt she’s been a bit too proud when filling in the forms. All she has to say is she was a bit too brief & hasty when making whatever claim she made & get that appeal in, there used to be an independent welfare advisory service that would help people, not sure if they’re around anymore, but citizens advice are

She's been to citizens advice a few times and they've been great help filling in forms etc. Thanks mate

 

[ob]

Thank you all for your very kind replies
All I've felt like doing for weeks is crying

x

If need chat DMS always open mate

 

[denislawsbackheel]

I have lost people I love to cancer so when I hear stories like this it makes me so happy. Thanks for sharing and best wishes to DD for a positive outcome for his daughter.

I won the lottery mate then even though no money was involved…

 

[normskih]

She's been to citizens advice a few times and they've been great help filling in forms etc. Thanks mate

Remember, these forms should always be completed with your mind set that you are filling them out on your worse day ever. Not when you’re sat having a brew, feeling well enough and in the mood to fill the form out.

 

[ob]

Remember, these forms should always be completed with your mind set that you are filling them out on your worse day ever. Not when you’re sat having a brew, feeling well enough and in the mood to fill the form out.

Yea mate, she realises that now

 

[ob]

It’s actually quite disgusting. Hope she’s fit and well.

Good and bad days mate thanks

 

[Protein Junkie]

My 60 year old sister who's had cancer 3 times, got low white blood cell count, low immune system and got early signs of dementia being told week after her 60th birthday (in March 2023) that she's deemed fit for work and had to start proving she was applying for jobs. To me that's not fair

@Jesus H Gabz and @normskih are correct what they say.
Get the appeal in.
I may be able to help too but by PM @ob

 

[ob]

@Jesus H Gabz and @normskih are correct what they say.
Get the appeal in.
I may be able to help too but by PM @ob

Thanks so much mate. I'll PM if need any help. Really appreciate everyone's messages and help

 

[city2]

Working all your life, then dropping dead months later without collecting your pension.

 

[Grassland Blue]

Working all your life, then dropping dead months later without collecting your pension.

I always maintained that if you do a manual job you should be able to retire after 30 years.
An office job min 35 years.