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Bl00dy hell Hoss, sorry to hear that mate, I am up and about, it was a good few years ago that I was confined to bed. I am going through a bad spell M.E wise due to the recent op's that caused a re-lapse, but nothing like the "Early days".
I feel a bit of a pr@T, for feeling a bit sorry for myself, when I see what some other guys are going through on here. There are probably more here given the amount of people posting. GL mate. |
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Orioles broke a fingernail yesterday.
We shall have a prayer meeting at noon in the local church. |
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Lol BC, post of the week, sounds like you are on good form as usual, despite the Sh*t that life throws your way. GL
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Orioles broke a fingernail yesterday.
I called for medevac but they said they've got a weight limit. |
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Just got back from solicitor and she says I've got no chance re the appeal - which is what the c.a.b said about the last one and I 'won' that (got the rehearing which isn't exactly a win)! Sod em, I'm going to go ahead anyway as I've got nowt to lose - onto the intriguing fraud hearing a week on Monday now........
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spyker, Hi mate, i don't have to tell you what a shower of to$$ers you are dealing with, they set up a cr@p system that's open to abuse,then panic and bring in ridiculous broad sweeping changes as a "Catch All", like trying to repair a watch with a crane, FFS. Apart from that hope you are well, i'm off for a while, catch you later.GL
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It helps matters if you've never had an office job when claiming I.B, or at least tell them you haven't when signing for JSA. Any job they find you is useless anyway.
I have no idea what the rules are now as they change all the time, but they used to be 'If your incapacity prevents you from doing your NORMAL job, you may be able to claim Incapacity Benefit.' Bearing in mind I'm too old to be trained in sap warehouse systems or excel spreadsheets, and always manage to appear dyslexic :) no office will employ me. I won't stop smoking cigars, but they insist on non-smokers these days. I have a voice like Lee Marvin with a**ney accent, am partly deaf, and thats not the telephone manner they require. So I'm stuck on IB. until I retire, or a contract comes up that I like. The staff at the Jobcentre already assume you are thick, so play along and be too thick to employ. |