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Like I said, the measure is needed but its badly thought through Most people who become or are disabled don't choose it (i certainly didn't) and often want to work but being disabled often adds costs to daily living so PIP is a valuable life line and carers are often taking strain of community support services so we can't begrudge their modest allowance. I'm simply advocating that the vote on Tuesday is withdrawn until its properly consulted on and thought through. Out of curiosity Angelina and Alice are either of you disabled or are you posting from a privileged point of view in life?? -
Hi Marc Could I message you too? I'm becoming so frustrated. The last straw is the lack of working barriers, for months now, that they didn't bother to sort before summer now leading to mega queues. So foreseeable. -
It isn't a blanket removal of support though is it. It's changing the criteria, so that those who need the support get it and those who need other support get that. -
There is a continuum of needs, so I think referring to everybody who claims PIP atm as the ‘most vulnerable’ in society is highly misleading.
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