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22-07-2011, 12:37 PM
Originally Posted by Jackbox 
And the reason you all had to go through that was because..... of the abuse of the benefit /invalidity system.
It has been forced to re-evaluate claimants because so many claim, and are not deserving.
As with all abuse, the innocent pay the price1
They have changed the system again. Why? So they can avoid paying out by another huge percentage of cases, thats why. So we can fund millionaires like David Cameron claiming disability for his son although they far from need the money and of course millions in bonuses to the bankers who work FOR US THE TAXPAYER
now that really is the last time......lol
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22-07-2011, 01:00 PM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner
Yes, when I worked at the Post Office my friend's husband had a severe spinal and leg injuries due to a RTA in which he was the innocent party. He had to go to medicals every so often for his benefits and the doctors used to apologise for what they had to put him through because of the ones who were abusing the system.
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22-07-2011, 01:33 PM
Originally Posted by Jackbox
And the reason you all had to go through that was because..... of the abuse of the benefit /invalidity system.
It has been forced to re-evaluate claimants because so many claim, and are not deserving.
As with all abuse, the innocent pay the price1
Even those registered handicapped from birth have had to go through the same rigorous procedure to receive help. Trying to get day-to-day support is even harder for the thousands who need it.
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22-07-2011, 02:06 PM
Originally Posted by Dobermann
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This is the last I will comment on your posts JB because tbh they are full of poor informed opinion (thats the polite way of putting it)
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22-07-2011, 02:08 PM
Originally Posted by Brierley
It's nothing new. Getting DLA support (as it is called now) has never been the 'walk in the park' that people who have never been through the process often make it out to be.
Even those registered handicapped from birth have had to go through the same rigorous procedure to receive help. Trying to get day-to-day support is even harder for the thousands who need it.
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29-07-2011, 05:43 PM
as for a woman on benefits getting a horse - that is her business. as you say she is a horsey person she must know what she is letting herself in for. maybe the child that is working is sharing the horse and expenses.
to be honest it is nothing to do with us how this lady spends her money or what on
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29-07-2011, 05:51 PM
Originally Posted by Blackie's Mum
i get sick of people implying that because i was a single mom i was a scrounger...i was married to the father of my children but left due to experiencing 4yrs of violence of every sort. i have not worked since as i was my youngests carer (£50 for min of 36 hours a week care). i also did voluntary work in schools, beavers and church to give back to society. i only did a few days/afternoons/mornings a week to fit in with school hours but it made me feel that i was a worthwhile member of society.
as for a woman on benefits getting a horse - that is her business. as you say she is a horsey person she must know what she is letting herself in for. maybe the child that is working is sharing the horse and expenses.
to be honest it is nothing to do with us how this lady spends her money or what on
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30-07-2011, 05:24 PM
Originally Posted by Blackie's Mum
i get sick of people implying that because i was a single mom i was a scrounger...i was married to the father of my children but left due to experiencing 4yrs of violence of every sort. i have not worked since as i was my youngests carer (£50 for min of 36 hours a week care). i also did voluntary work in schools, beavers and church to give back to society. i only did a few days/afternoons/mornings a week to fit in with school hours but it made me feel that i was a worthwhile member of society.
as for a woman on benefits getting a horse - that is her business. as you say she is a horsey person she must know what she is letting herself in for. maybe the child that is working is sharing the horse and expenses.
to be honest it is nothing to do with us how this lady spends her money or what on
no one knows how much money she gets, if she has other income which is totally declared, if its a partial gift......people just assume....
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