News about ATOS.

Oh dear - how much better if this money were available for disabled claimants.

My friend with ovarian cancer has just had a follow-up assessment at home. The assessor refused to answer her questions as to what her qualifications and professional background were, saying that she was "not allowed" to tell her. The assessor was also very interested in whether she could touch her toes! - not particularly relevant in this situation.

Why am I not surprised? A doctor might feel that as a professional when he sees a sick person he has to say so. A pen pusher will just look at a form and say no.

Wait till tomorrow, then. I have to go to bed now, or I will not be able to cope with my grandson.

Don't get me started. . . . !