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David Cameron refuses to rule out disability benefit cuts
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Everyone knows that the most vulnerable will be hit hardest by the coming cuts and the majority don't care so doesn't really matter anymore to be honest, we'll hear the usual rubbish about "those most in need will be protected" and it will be completely forgotten five seconds after it's said.
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As we know politicians talk with forked tongue.
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The question is about whether she is fit for work and the answer is no...
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The thing is her health has worsened considerably and thus how she can be deemed to be fit for work now is beyond me especially given the first two medicals deemed her unfit for work.
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I've recently been ruled fit for work despite three consultant's, two gp's and two special nurses strongly disagreeing and all have stated they will attend the appeal and give evidence or whatever it is you do in an appeal. My date for the appeal has not been finalised and last I heard the backlog was nearing the two year mark so god knows how long but I'm not criticising it on the net well and truly learnt my lesson there.
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Why, don't they receive any benefits or services that might be cut?
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Well, this problem will hit me pretty hard.
My wife had a nasty accident some two months ago. She fell down the stairs and has founf out she has a fracture of one of the vertbrea in her spine. She has been told that she cannot moved, so has to stay on a hard surface and cannot move about. She has been told that she is fit to work. Her GP and the hospital has said that she cannot do anything. As one major move will cripple her. She cannot work any longer - but l am certain that those son of a bitch will say she is fit enough after all the stories that l have heard. Is the main reason why Cameron wasn't going to tell you what cuts he was going to make. Otherwise he would not have got back in He makes me sick. There are no need for anymore cuts. |
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We ALL knew it was coming,this is just the beginning of the end. |
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I'd be really interested to know whether anyone 'moaning' about the cuts actually voted Dave back in.
(not neccessarily people on here) same with those who are affected or are worried that cuts in aything will affect them financially or whateverly. are those people really surprised? were they really expecting not to be affected? was it all supposed to be just the non working people you thought were going to be hit? |
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