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Does anyone have experience with claiming PIP for T1D?
Legally diabetes is considered a disability under some sort of disability equal rights act passed in UK (not sure on exact name).
I haven’t spotted a “diabetes complication” yet but I have never had a professional eye or foot check because I’m only 2 months into my diagnosis.
Although, there are so many daily difficulties that we T1 diabetics face and I think I can get it based on that as T1D is a life changing illness. Everything we do affects our blood sugar. A brief 10 minute walk to shops can bring my blood sugar up if it is sunny or down
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Legally diabetes is considered a disability under some sort of disability equal rights act passed in UK (not sure on exact name).
I haven’t spotted a “diabetes complication” yet but I have never had a professional eye or foot check because I’m only 2 months into my diagnosis.
Although, there are so many daily difficulties that we T1 diabetics face and I think I can get it based on that as T1D is a life changing illness. Everything we do affects our blood sugar. A brief 10 minute walk to shops can bring my blood sugar up if it is sunny or down
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