The system doesn’t seem to believe that some people are far too ill to go to a workplace assessment.
Caroline Austin says: “This is Charlotte, my daughter, who has severe multiple sclerosis. She cant walk. She has a catheter, she can’t hold anything. She can’t feed herself, she’s weak. She has days where she can hardly talk or breathe properly. She is heat sensitive, the list goes on.
“I want as many people to see this …. universal credit has not given Charlotte any money since 29th September, despite me telling them [DWP] how severely disabled she is … even if she gets her money, she still will lose the severe disability allowance of £120.00 per month. I have to produce another sick note and they have said she could still be assessed for work. Our government should be ashamed.
Video here:
kittysjones.wordpress.com/2018/11/23/this-is-our-country-this-is-what-the-government-are-doing-targeting-the-vulnerable-says-charlottes-mum/
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