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shillelagh · 30-01-2007, 23:37

I think that you are right Ianto.W. in that you have to be under 65, for men, (I’m not sure what the age is for women) to apply for DLA and once granted it continues until death or the person is taken into a care home and the like

Wrong! DLA can be taken away. I was given DLA 12 years ago. 4 years ago they stopped it. They said i wasnt ill enough for it to be carried on. Dont know how they said that - when i had my wrists still in the splints and actually couldnt squeeze the doctors fingers!!!

30-01-2007, 23:37	#43
shillelagh God Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: at the border .. Posts: 8,194 Blog Entries: 252 Liked: 1627 times Rep Power: 489677	Re: Two Million And Rising I think that you are right Ianto.W. in that you have to be under 65, for men, (I’m not sure what the age is for women) to apply for DLA and once granted it continues until death or the person is taken into a care home and the like Wrong! DLA can be taken away. I was given DLA 12 years ago. 4 years ago they stopped it. They said i wasnt ill enough for it to be carried on. Dont know how they said that - when i had my wrists still in the splints and actually couldnt squeeze the doctors fingers!!! __________________ The views expressed in this post is mine and mine alone anyone want to argue well tough!!!