maryanne1987
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Yey for 33 weeks lilesmom! My weeks seem to be dragging at the moment.
Bet you can't wait to finish lucusmum. I remember when I was having aurora I couldn't wait for maternity leave. Although I stopped working at 36 weeks and had her at 37 so didn't get much of a break before. Always wished I'd stopped a few weeks before.
But of drama here today. Zacks DLA has been totally stopped which means no careers allowance, tax credits halved as well as actually losing DLA. Stressed doesn't even cover it. Means I can no longer afford his tutors and until the appeal goes threw which could take up to 12 weeks I now have to manage to totally school him myself while caring for a baby and expecting another in weeks. I'm so so annoyed. I don't actually understand how they came to the desicion as he's always been on higher rate care and lower rate mobility. His consultant said not to worry as he would 100% get it back as he fits the criteria, so she's written a report to help the appeal and asked for others involved in his care to do the same. I just can't believe it. No one can. My consultant says it must be a mistake as they didn't contact any one involved in his care for evidence as the usually do but I just can't believe the timing.
Bet you can't wait to finish lucusmum. I remember when I was having aurora I couldn't wait for maternity leave. Although I stopped working at 36 weeks and had her at 37 so didn't get much of a break before. Always wished I'd stopped a few weeks before.
But of drama here today. Zacks DLA has been totally stopped which means no careers allowance, tax credits halved as well as actually losing DLA. Stressed doesn't even cover it. Means I can no longer afford his tutors and until the appeal goes threw which could take up to 12 weeks I now have to manage to totally school him myself while caring for a baby and expecting another in weeks. I'm so so annoyed. I don't actually understand how they came to the desicion as he's always been on higher rate care and lower rate mobility. His consultant said not to worry as he would 100% get it back as he fits the criteria, so she's written a report to help the appeal and asked for others involved in his care to do the same. I just can't believe it. No one can. My consultant says it must be a mistake as they didn't contact any one involved in his care for evidence as the usually do but I just can't believe the timing.