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Originally Posted by nomadking
Where does it specifically say that?
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It doesn't. By definition, such people would not be classed as disabled, so would be claiming JSA. As such, they wouldn't be entitled to Housing Benefit under this reform of the regulations, despite it not being appropriate for them to be able or expected to remain with their former caregivers.
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Originally Posted by martyh
I really have no idea why you keep on going on about how I will have experience depression or suicide to appreciate it ,I have neither agreed nor disagreed with you about it .What I have said is that those with depression or suicidal tendencies will commit suicide or try to for any number of reasons ,the woman you linked to had savings that prevented her claiming so the obvious conclusion is that she would have commited suicide anyway ,regardless of the DWP's decision
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I am trying to impress on you that your flippant and crass casual remarks about suicide and deoression are wrong and to get you to think a little more about such matters. When people make casual uneducated remarks about others, it's often useful to get them to think about how they would feel if it happened to them or someone close to them.