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Old 17-07-2009, 11:58   #13
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Re: Tory plan to cut disability red tape

Can I also give a thumbs up to DialUK as mentioned by Roger in his post. Even though, through my work, I was very familiar with different benefit forms and processes, filling in AA and DLA forms for relatives still had me in a cold sweat as I knew how easy it would be to just use a wrong word and close the door on any chance of getting any benefit. The people at DialUK couldn't have been more helpful and I put getting any benefit down to their advise on wording.

As an added bonus they noticed my husband was wearing hearing aids and arranged for us to have a loop system ...free of charge.

Well they did get a couple of fund raisers in exchange but that's a whole different subject.
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