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Claiming ESA and PIP diagnosed with Aspergers

younglass
over 8 years ago

Has anyone diganosed with Autism or Aspergers been sucessful in their claim with ESA or PIP? I claimed PIP but I wasn't sucessful I am going through the appeal process. 

I have since found too, I could quite possibly be entiled to ESA as how much my aspergers impacts my life in so many ways going back as far as pre-school. 

Does anyone have any experiences advice or pointers that they could give me. I have read online there is a certain group you have to go to if you claim ESA can the DWP do that with someone with aspergers Syndrome is claiming? As part of their disablity is socializing, change, things out of the blue and coping with life outside of the house. 

Thank you.

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  • over 4 years ago

    Even when they reassessed  the mobility component they still denied me . The reason, I,said I don't go out much and stick to a small area I know.  The reason for that difficulty making my way around in unfamiliar areas due to a poor sense of direction. Hence I meet the criteria but got denied anyway. The DWP is not known for its honesty.

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  • over 4 years ago

    Even when they reassessed  the mobility component they still denied me . The reason, I,said I don't go out much and stick to a small area I know.  The reason for that difficulty making my way around in unfamiliar areas due to a poor sense of direction. Hence I meet the criteria but got denied anyway. The DWP is not known for its honesty.

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