
Originally Posted by
Hera
Well Personally I couldn't sit for long enough, but I would expect to hear from medical specialist and doctors first and foremost, not a pen pusher or failed Medical professional. No one could possibly know just how much help a person needs at home just by LOOKING at someone! Medical opinion should be read first, then the carers as well as the disabled person should be asked about their daily routine, I certainly think that the Disabled person should be given legal help, as the DWP always have a legal representative, but the DWP know most of the disabled people are living on a lower income and cannot afford such luxuries as a lawyer. The odds are stacked in favour of DWP because they have all the back up, the disabled has just themselves, or a welfare rights/cab representative, and they don't know the right 'buzz words' that the DWP legal person will have used in their defense. Honest Dave, do you hate the disabled? you are really argumentative when it comes to how disabled people live. Most disabled just want to get on with trying to live, and some can manage to work and some cannot. We are not all the same, and disablity affects everyone differently, one may be able to cope better than another.