Did DWP Change Criteria To
Assessing Personal Independen ce Payments (PIP)?
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Mr. Mike Penning
Minister of State for Disabled People
Department for Work and Pensions
Caxton House
Tothill Street
London
SW1H 9DA
Minister of State for Disabled People
Department for Work and Pensions
Caxton House
Tothill Street
London
SW1H 9DA
Dear Mr. Penning,
I am a 57-year-old Disability Studies specialist and disability activist from Montreal, Canada who has been reporting frequently and voluntarily, since January 2012, to senior United Nations officials on the welfare crisis for the United Kingdom's sick and disabled.
I am a 57-year-old Disability Studies specialist and disability activist from Montreal, Canada who has been reporting frequently and voluntarily, since January 2012, to senior United Nations officials on the welfare crisis for the United Kingdom's sick and disabled.
As you know, Personal Independence Payments (PIP) helps with some of the extra
costs caused by long-term ill-health or a disability if you’re aged 16 to 64.
I am concerned that the DWP may have recently changed the
criteria to assessing PIP and would appreciate your comments on the veracity of
the following information contained in this blog piece:
http://www.ldascotland.org/ index.php/welfare-reform/122- the-dwp-turns-nasty-on- personal-independence-payment- claimants
On
another matter, I am distressed by this news story: http://www.http://www.ldascotland.org/
Just to clear a few things up, we can afford to have children we were
both working full time, but due to poppy ariving early and haveing to come home
on a drip for 12 hours every day my wife had to leave work, be medicaly trained
to car efor our daughter, hence loosing one wage. we have never claimed benefits
prior to this and require them to help with our daughters care, also we have not
chosen what benefits we have they were given, also if we loose the DLA we loose
the others too, we have appealed it, and given them lots of medical evidence,
the story is the fact that we are loosing it over a NON medical person choosing
to take it from us, they say she is a normal child, i dont know any normall
child that has a sergical line in a main artery and that can go from fine to
bleeding out in seconds if she was to pull it, also what normal baby is hooked
up to two drip bags 12 hours a day?? thank you for all the comments and hope
this clears a few things up. Ben
In closing, I thank you for your consideration in these matters and look
forward to your e-mail reply.
Best wishes.
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Cc: Jorge Araya
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