Perhaps Princess was going to see KP but now CW is back and her grandmother slagged off her dad she decided against it
We can hope that she's seen sense
I thought it was Edna that said she wanted to move there after they visited with her parents the other week
On your previous post you mentioned PIP, I think it is highly unlikely tank gets it, its extremely hard to get and she does not fit any of the criteria, especially the high rate mobility side to get a car. I'm on PIP but do not qualify for mobility even though I cannot stand for more than a minute without pain and have to use crutches to get around. She mag well get dla for Jett but I doubt she had managed to get a diagnosis for him since having him since November, the waiting list for Camhs is so long, I'm trying to get a diagnosis for my son and its like hitting your head against a brick wall
i get mobility with pip and you do NOT get a free car, you have the money OR you can lease a mobility car. i dont drive, when i had a mobility car, my husband drove it and would take me to hospital and doctor appointments,when he was taken ill himself,i still had to pay for the mobility car (they wouldnt take it back for 4 months) AND i had to pay for taxis etc., to get to hospital appointments,doctors etc.,it really infuriates me when people think its all free,its not,its to help people with disabilities live a as normal life as possible and help with the everyday costs of living with chronic illnesses. ( the tablets,medication,the feather pillows,cotton sheets,deepheat,creams,walking sticks,handrails,shoe liners ,pads,washing specialist clothes and shoes etc., to name a few, cost a lot). its really hard to get pip and most only succeed after their 2nd or 3rd try. i would say H would get full care and standard mobility and i would be very suprised if manky got anything
Just so you know if continence pads are neededy anyone can get them free from the NHS, anyone can self refer to local continence service its not well known this service. You are right it is so hard to get PiP you literally have to jump through hoops to get it. I'm just about to apply again for mobility as my disabilities have got worse. I think you are right about Harvey, hopefully his money gets paid into an account that tank does not have access to
They wouldn’t prescribe them to my son in my area
Don’t you know she is too busy making no money with holiday (before H’s birthday), being a JYY social media mowdel, podcast, business meetings, photo shoots, etc. She has proclaimed to be a mum on the move, too busy to even put a meal and bedtime routine in place for the younger two!
Articles in the tabloids about home schooling are always designed to rile people up though. ( bit like work from home) There are plenty of people doing homeschooling who do everything for their kids and make sure they have a really good and varied education. Sometimes much better than the severely underfunded schools with drug and violence problems in their local areas.I’ve just seen an article in the scum about a women that trained to be a “teacher” so she can homeschool her son and he decides the lessons each day starting with an 8.30 lie in and a leisurely stroll on the beach or park… so that’s it folks ditch the stress of the school run and join manky and this mad bint on the home skoolin lark. My only question is what do you do with them in the holidays. Expect the school to open so you can have a break or what
Agreed. I had a stroke last year which has left me blind in one eye - l applied for PIP and was turned down. By the time CAMHS got in touch with us (for my son) we'd arranged counseling and support elsewhere. Not a fault of the agency, they're overwhelmed with requests. Thankfully, my son came through it and is a thriving, hardworking young man.
Sorry to hear about your stroke. My mum had a stroke and lost most of her vision. I had to go to appeals just to get her the lowest level of PIP. At first she was turned down, apparently, they turn down a lot of people but the majority of appeals win. I used a good guide by the RNIB to reapply and appeal.
I surprised that Amy would want to move so far away from the transplant hospital
Thank you @Helena-botham-farter I'll follow your advice. I have a meeting with an RNIB contact next week
