I am so confused with this element of the PIP process. I have currently got 10 points for moving around but I cannot seem to score on the Planning a journey component.
Twice I have tried and continue to score ) points on the planning a journey element. What makes it even more bizarre is that I have been awarded the Enhanced Care Component, which means I need the help of someone to function. So the question is why would I not need someone when planning a journey? My conditions are Fibromyalgia, clinical depression, Ankylosing Spondylitis and Diabetes. Main issue apart from constant pain is fatigue. Days can go by where I cannot function and do not leave the house.
If anyone has any advice regarding this element of the PIP I would really appreciate any advice or assistance.
James wrote: I am so confused with this element of the PIP process. I have currently got 10 points for moving around but I cannot seem to score on the Planning a journey component.
Twice I have tried and continue to score ) points on the planning a journey element. What makes it even more bizarre is that I have been awarded the Enhanced Care Component, which means I need the help of someone to function. So the question is why would I not need someone when planning a journey? My conditions are Fibromyalgia, clinical depression, Ankylosing Spondylitis and Diabetes. Main issue apart from constant pain is fatigue. Days can go by where I cannot function and do not leave the house.
If anyone has any advice regarding this element of the PIP I would really appreciate any advice or assistance.
Hi J,
Planning and Following a Journey is really for claimants who suffer mental health or learning disabilities.
Have a look at : This Post and the links to other information therein.