Suzette
graduate
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2015
- Messages
- 815
- Age
- 64
- Location
- Worcestershire
- Gender
- Female
- Country
United Kingdom
Hi @Legin and @AndyH99 hope you are both ok. I am still in my OMG where has the pain gone in the day, I need to drop the pain meds down now to see where it is at, but am a bit scared to try in case it's still there but is now manageable with the meds...I need to do it though.
The government don't tell you anything, my dad had parkinsons and I assumed he was claiming care allowance, he wasn't. No one had told him and his social worker hadn't either. I was shocked, and this happens to so many people. It's worse now as it's called PIP or something like that. @Legin, have you investigated that, as it covers mobility and you have that foot problem etc that I can't remember the name of , is it CRPS ?
It's great @AndyH99 that you have the knowledge of managing teams and tricky situations etc, but don't forget you now need to look after yourself and your new hips when going back to work, so don't forget to ask for some support for yourself, as you would have shown your collegues. ..
isn't it funny that when we need a helping hand sometimes, we never ask ...
Xx
The government don't tell you anything, my dad had parkinsons and I assumed he was claiming care allowance, he wasn't. No one had told him and his social worker hadn't either. I was shocked, and this happens to so many people. It's worse now as it's called PIP or something like that. @Legin, have you investigated that, as it covers mobility and you have that foot problem etc that I can't remember the name of , is it CRPS ?
It's great @AndyH99 that you have the knowledge of managing teams and tricky situations etc, but don't forget you now need to look after yourself and your new hips when going back to work, so don't forget to ask for some support for yourself, as you would have shown your collegues. ..
isn't it funny that when we need a helping hand sometimes, we never ask ...
Xx

