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Originally Posted by nomadking
People die all the time for a variety of reasons.
Diabetes by itself is not life threatening.
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I get the impression that you seek to defend the current system at every opportunity. I am no expert in this area but reading a few of the recent pages of this thread, your position is to deny any problem and then argue from that position.
A quick check shows:
Complaints about PIP assessments up 6,000 per cent in three years
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The number of complaints to the government about the PIP assessment process has surged by more than 6,000 per cent in three years, prompting fresh concerns that the system is “flawed” and harming disabled people.
This marks a surge of 570 per cent in two years and 6,463 per cent in three years. The overall number of PIP claims has risen by 67 per cent since 2016.
Thousands of disabled people refused PIP claimants challenge the decision each year with 73% winning their appeals at an independent tribunal.
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Statistics like this clearly show such a system is cleary indefensible and needs urgent reform yet you, and please correct be if I am wrong, seem to deny this. Why is this?
Surely, in any compassionate society, such a system that is clearly distressing the very people who need help the most, is morally unfit for purpose.