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Old 12-03-2025, 02:50 PM #12
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From experience
The lady I met at a pip interview/ interrogation for my daughter
She had no hand and they wanted in to see if things had changed

She said I s not like my fking hand as grew back

You are more than willing to to believe the most vulnerable won’t be targeted
I agree sheriff, unfortunately my youngest can't and won't ever have a job, she's not "that sort of disabled", and while I don't think on assessment anyone would reasonably think she could work, but nonetheless there will DEFINITELY be extra red tape and more hoops to jump through which we could do without - especially as she finds any interaction from strangers distressing in the first place.
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