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4 years 11 months ago #231118 by Hel
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I am my daughters appointee. After a long boring process we finally got her PIP renewal award which has been upped to High Rate Daily living and Low rate mobility. She has Autism and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and really should have high rate mobility as she cannot plan and follow the route of an unfamiliar journey as well as struggles to walk. We obtained her PA4, have gone through it and found a load of errors that may give her the points she needs (distances exaggerated in the assessment centre being one). There is a For Office use only box right at the end of the form that states "Skin Disease [ Disease of collagen and elastic tissue [ Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Should I mention that they have missed Autism from this box?

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4 years 11 months ago #231133 by Gordon
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Hel

There should be a "History of conditions" section at the start of the report is the Autism not listed there?

You can't do any harm by mentioning that it is not recorded in the official use section.

She obviously scored for Mobility, which Descriptors did they accept that she met and which ones did you expect her to meet.

Gordon

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4 years 11 months ago #231185 by Hel
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The Autism is listed in the history of conditions section, and is largely what has got her the care component (struggles to mix with people|).

She scored 10 points for moving around, in the "Can stand or move more than 20 metres but no more than 50 metres using an aid or appliance" This was noted to be slow and the distances exaggerated.


I believe she should have got 4 points for needs prompting to be able to undertake a journey to avoid overwhelming psychological distress to the claimant. She was awarded only these points at her original PIP face to face, but they say because she can pass exams and her driving test that she has improved since then.

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4 years 11 months ago #231192 by Gordon
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Hel

So the key issue would appear to be whether she can go out on her own? And if she cannot how she is affected on the majority of days.

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4 years 10 months ago #231229 by Hel
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Going out by herself causes her anxiety. She worries about getting lost, having to talk to strangers, changes in routes and routine. She is unable to follow a sat-nav as it is not literal enough. Bur she can go out with someone with her, who often "interpret" for her.

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4 years 10 months ago #231262 by Nigel
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Are you able to obtain medical confirmation (eg note from GP) to send in with your MR request?

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