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 			 	 						13 years 9 months ago				#80438 		by bro58 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
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 		 			 	 						13 years 9 months ago				#80472 		by ShadowPony 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
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  			 				i got standard rate daily living and standard rate mobility for pip, am on mid care dla and high rate mob dla.  toatlly blind.  but those who use guide dogs are seen as more dependant than those who use canes at the moment?  a dog is a direct replacement for a cane, so where they got that from in relation to guide dogs i don't know.  blind people who use dogs get more help than they who use  canes, but a dog user has to know how to use a cane before tthey can train to use a dog.			
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- bari264
 
 			 	 						13 years 9 months ago				#80480 		by bari264 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
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  			 				Hi,
Just had a look at the PIP test. I think most current High Mob DLA claimants will not receive enough points.
Unless I have missed something there is nothing that provides points for supervision for safety -merely monitoring health condition -eg to monitor blood sugar for diabetes etc but what about someone who might leave the gas on?
Coping with periods no longer seems to be available, unless that comes under grooming? (A recent client has very heavy periods and soils herself- would this come under 'toilet needs'?
What about checking mail etc of the many anxious people who can not do this themselves!
What about general motivation that many people with mental health problems need throughout the day just to get up and about.
What about help in moving around at home/getting up the stairs etc
 
I think we are going to need to be somewhat creative in our interpretation of such things. Will DWP accept these arguments I wonder!
Bari 264
  					Just had a look at the PIP test. I think most current High Mob DLA claimants will not receive enough points.
Unless I have missed something there is nothing that provides points for supervision for safety -merely monitoring health condition -eg to monitor blood sugar for diabetes etc but what about someone who might leave the gas on?
Coping with periods no longer seems to be available, unless that comes under grooming? (A recent client has very heavy periods and soils herself- would this come under 'toilet needs'?
What about checking mail etc of the many anxious people who can not do this themselves!
What about general motivation that many people with mental health problems need throughout the day just to get up and about.
What about help in moving around at home/getting up the stairs etc
I think we are going to need to be somewhat creative in our interpretation of such things. Will DWP accept these arguments I wonder!
Bari 264
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- bro58
 
 			 	 						13 years 9 months ago				#80494 		by bro58 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
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 			 	 						13 years 9 months ago				#80500 		by kefkat 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
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  			 				According to this test both myself and husband will be in the enhanced payment section for mobility			
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 			 	 						13 years 9 months ago				#80501 		by kefkat 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
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  			 				Oh and forgot to add in the enhanced rate for care for us both too			
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