PIP

Hi Maz

I'm sorry that you're struggling with this. The first thing you need to do is understand why you scored no points. I am assuming that you disagree with most of what was written, but it's not just a point of saying the assessor was wrong, you have got to show in the evidence you have already submitted or through any additional evidence, what they missed or where they were mistaken in their judgment and why you think you should have scored points. You need to ensure that you understand the PIP criteria and in your response make sure that you speak to the specific criteria. If you do not have a letter from your GP - see if you can get one. If you have any letters from Consultants about your condition then make sure you highlight them in your response. If you didn't include last time any evidence from friends or family - see if someone is willing to write a letter confirming the struggles you have.

You have plenty of time to get in your response - so try and chip away at it - a bit at a time.

BIS