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Cruella wrote: Hi Gordon, sorry if doubling up here, but I think maybe I did not submit my last post properly.
I received my PR3, still waiting on a Decision. Bit concerned because I think the medical assessor has overlooked, not seen a piece of evidence. On the evidence list it says psychiatrist letter rather than letters (there were two of them both same date but different). I numbered all the pages of my evidence submitted. Also there were no references in her report to the second psychiatrist letter at all, which is strange because that was full of evidence
The preparing food activity, I have been given prompting, my psychiatrist letter which I think the medical assessor has not seen, says all about my difficulties with this, how i cannot cook from scratch, touch raw veg, meat etc.
As it is with the medical assessors recommendations, I would be put down to standard daily living.
Should I contact the DWP and ask for a DM call back, or write a letter, about checking all my evidence ie both psychiatrists letters are on their system? To make sure they have all the pages
Should I point out specific bits if evidence from the second psychiatrist's letter that I think the medical assessor has not seen?
I don't know what to do. Not sure I can cope with going out to post a letter either
Should I act quickly and get a DM call back, or leave it alone
Or check with call centre enquiries that they have all my pages on the system?
You can ask for a callback but it would be very unusual for the DM to speak to the claimant before they have made a Decision, it's not that common after that!
A letter has the advantage of allowing you to format your thoughts in the way that you want.
Could you actually handle a call from a DM? If you go this route then create a list of bullet points of the issues and keep it with you or by the phone so you can refer to it if called.
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Cruella wrote: Sorry Gordon, what do you mean confirm that loathing?
Should I speak to DM or write please
You said you cannot touch raw meat and vegetables, I assumed that this is due to some form of loathing, either for the ingredients or the results of touching them, perhaps loathing is the wrong word but if you can try and come up with a one word description of the issue as it will make it easier for the DM to relate to it.
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Cruella wrote: Both my consultant's letters had the same opening paragraph, assessor may have though one was a duplicate.
It's possible but I would take the position that they have ignored it as it puts you in a better position with the DM.
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Should I speak to call centre to ask for note to be put on my file that I have sent a letter? would the DM see this note?
Or should I ask call centre to send message to DM that a letter is coming from me?
Or could this me poking the wasps nest? Could this nudging cause a DM to look at my case and make a decision before my letter gets there?
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Would call centre send a message to DM to say letter from me coming, would the DM wait for my letter to come before doing a Decision Award?
Or should I just get call centre to put note on system saying I have sent a letter, would DM see that or are there too many different screens?
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