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Originally Posted by lauzjp
kronas - if you can get to a reference library, I know I probably shouldn't say so, but, you can get through the medical test if you know what the scores on the doors are - look for a book called "Welfare Benefits Handbook" by the Child Poverty Action Group. I have an old copy, in appendix 4 it lists 'disabilities ehich may make a person incapable of work' which details all the questions that the dss doc will ask, and the scale of points awarded according to what answer is appropriate. (ps incase anyone is wondering I didn't even get past a few questions before the dss doc chucked me out of the room for being hysterical. oh and recommending that I am not fit enough for work yet. review in january I think.) Is it too late to appeal the decision on your medical? Ask to see another doctor at the practice you go to. Get some support - nhs direct, samaritans.org, other than your psychiatrist. Has your psychiatrist not been in touch with your doctor about your worsening condition?
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reference library... what do you mean... its not like going to a normal library ? where would i find one.... to find this 'handbook' he (the psychiatrist) said he was going to write a letter, my sister has been on the phone to him numerous times, but he says he cannot do anything, i got in touch with NHS direct who put me through to the ICAS service, i told them everything i knew over the phone and they said someone should contact me, got a letter today saying they cannot intervine, as its up to your GP if he issues sicknotes
which he wont because medical services in june 2005 declared im fit for some type of work....
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
We have been through this so many times m8......you need good medical help    |
iv been through every possible avenue, doctor, hospital, crisis team, freinds, family, dunno what else to do.