Applying for PIP - PoTS and Mental Health - Part 2

[@chrismoran8360]

Your advice is amazing. Thank you x

[@river7863]

I had my telephone tribunal yesterday really lovely panel I had a male judge male Dr and female disability organisation. Just waiting outcome in post should of lasted 1 hr only 1i mins. They not hostile at all they understanding they don't intimidate us either people shouldn't panic just like talkin to your friends drs etc

[@angela-thebooknerdess2110]

I have POTS and a few other issues and your video has really helped me. Thank you

[@jaxons1985]

hi thanks for this video. I have POTS and EDS hyper mobility as well as severe anxiety and adhd and I was refused the pip but my friend and partner write the whole thing for me and I have a hearing issue and the same you need headphones and someone to interpret but they refused the pip. hope you are ok, pots is very horrible isn't it

[@alidolloso1704]

Thank you for your videos, very helpful indeed and I will watch your videos a few times before my assessment in 3 weeks xx

[@nortonkelly8460]

how can someone claim this, i can't even use the phone to ring them it will trigger my anxiety and god knows how I would manage to go to a assement i'm like you in that way, can't meet new ppl, being single nearly 10 years, I only talk to ppl via text or by typing on some sort of messenger,

[@pinky-ud1rt]

Good advice hun

[@laurencebell4643]

You are beautiful x

[@alessirhodes]

thank you so much, this is very helpful 🤍

[@markneville3716]

all load of crap for money

[@RickSatan]

just get a job you can do instead of leeching off the taxpayer!!!!!!!!!

[@nataliebutler]

PIP has nothing to do with work. Although it's unlikely that anyone granted PIP is able to work, it can be award to anyone who requires support, whether they work or not.