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john higgins wrote: hi gordon thanks again..iv filled in the form to the best i could on some questions iv awnserd it but not expained enough so iv typed out a letter with all my symtoms on and how they make me feel,,im going to put that in with the other evidence i have,,its so upsetting this is,im so glad that this group is there for us..im gonna say that this extra letter about my symtoms is to go at question 15 will that be ok to do?....
Attach the pages to the back of the PIP2 using a staple or make a hole in the top left corner and use a treasury tag, string or ribbon to the form. The pages need to be easily detached so that they can be scanned by the DWP.
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john higgins wrote: can i just ask,i know most likley i will be called for a face to face,,when im there if the interviewer asks me to do things that i think will iether hurt me there and then or will have pain later from it,,things like lifting my leg and balancing,,things like that,,if i refuse to do these things can i get into trouble for it,or will it be ok,to say i dont want to try do it??...thanks gordon,,,,,,,,,john
You can refuse to perform any activity that would cause you unreasonable physical or mental distress if you do then make sure that you explain why you have done so.
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There's no right or wrong length for information, the only thing I would advise is for you to take a second look at it to see whether you can make it more concise, in a former life I used to have to write detailed responses to customer questions and found that my first draft could always be shortened and made more readable.
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