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Originally Posted by nomadking
Still don't see how mobility money would help in any way. If I have somewhere I have to be at a particular time, I don't eat for 24 hrs beforehand. That is usually enough to cope. If you are totally housebound for most of the time then you don't qualify for high rate mobility because you fail the "benefit from enhanced locomotion" rule.
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More often than not when I have hospital appointments (very often) getting 2 buses (1 hour) is way too long and often won't stand a chance to get there, so I do have to rely on taxis to get me there. A taxi could get me there in 20 mins.
Also the same when I do manage to get out, if I need to get home quick (again often), then buses are not always best option.
Having panic attacks when you're out is all too common, it's get home quick as possible again, walking or busing is out of the question. It's the same when you can't move for pain, the list can go on.