Unlock The Secret Steps For WINNING Your PIP Claims - Step By Step Guide

I have 100% success rate at winning PIP Claims for people, because of understanding the POINTS system and how to communicate it in a manner that then scores the points.

If you are going through the PIP process in any of these ways:
- First PIP Claim
- Another attempt at claiming (as you were declined in the past)
- An appeal (Mandatory Reconsideration)
- A review
- A Tribunal

YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND how the points work or you simply will not win. Study this guide and match it to your daily living and/or mobility challenges.

If you are struggling with PIP (Personal Independence Payment) Claims and you would like to link with me, check out my sites:

But, before booking me PLEASE watch the guides as I am trying to provide all of the information for FREE!

On my website you will find
- PIP points and templates that you can download for FREE
- Our top Frequently Asked Questions
- Reviews

NEWSLETTER:

This is for future ‘live’ meetings with me where you can ask me questions directly.

WHO AM I:
My name is Charlie and I am disabled. I live with chronic illness, I have a severe form of Psoriatic Arthritis and its crap! I am in pain all the time and always battling fatigue. BUT, I will not let it win. I love to learn and to laugh (even though it hurts my arthritic rib cage LOL). You will often see Ollie (she) my black Labrador. She is currently my trainee assistance dog! We are together, literally ALL the time.

As there are a number of awful people who target us - the vulnerable - here is a link to my personal LinkedIn account. You can literally see the past 25+yrs of my career, people who have recommended me (as a Logistician as Disability Specialist is very new for me).

The most important bit: I would like to thank the support network I have around me and YOU for watching this channel.

Please know, I would love to reply to all of your comments but I cannot reply AND film new videos, write the weekly newsletter and work with clients. If I could, I really would reply to you all.

HELPFUL PRODUCTS FOR DISABLED PEOPLE (I only recommend what I know is good):
-Perch chair - I could not find the right one on Amazon, it MUST have:
- arms with grips
- tilted seat so easy to stand from
- comfy seat
- adjustable height
-Handle - I am testing this before I link it in case its crap

PS: If you order using these links I get a teeny tiny profit

If you would like to write to me here is my address:
Disabled NOT Dead
PO Box 4928
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 9RL

Thank you so much for reading all of this
Charlie

[CharliesJourney]

Edited: I made a MISTAKE! URGENT URGENT URGENT - I am sooo sorry that what I said about constipation was WRONG. There ARE conditions that result in constipation that are not solved with just diet. Thank you SO much to the people who educated me on this. I am very sorry, I got this wrong. I will NOT forget this learning, so sorry if it made any of you feel even more frustrated! x

For anyone interested:

Here is a link to my weekly newsletter, I am adding a PIP section due to the increase in questions/feedback, please feel free to check it out if you are interested:

Thanks EVERYONE for watching and commenting! We will WIN! I send this weekly so its quicker to get updates and I chat about my life that week. Hope this helps as well x

[clairemaclaren]

I have fibromyalgia, which also had a significant impact on my mental health. I get enhanced PIP on both daily living & mobility.
I am a qualified nurse who is no longer able to work, but before I finally threw in the towel I worked for Atos doing PIP assessments.
Please always talk of your absolute worst day imaginable and never down play things you find difficult. You’d be surprised how much we do to make our lives easier without realising and how much our physical health impacts on our mental health.

[kindred]

I have chronic fatigue syndrome and struggle more after spinal surgery. Just been refused PIP- your chanel is a literally lifesaver- thank you! I'm in tears watching you- it's comforting knowing I'm not alone in this.

[WaynesPokeWorld]

I’m so glad your channel is growing. Even through your own health issues and struggles you’re fighting and giving people a voice. I think you’re amazing! ❤

[WaynesPokeWorld]

I think it depends on the assessor on the day too. I was massively marked down on my points but DWP overruled it and awarded me standard mobility. Pip gave me 0 points. She also made so many contradictions in my ATOS form. She wrote things I didn’t even say. CAPITA are corrupt. I often question how these people are employed as “medical professionals” to be qualified to fairly assess us. It’s absolutely disgraceful the way they make us jump through burning hoops to be “believed” … I felt so demoralised, unworthy and like I had to beg the assessor to believe me despite all the concrete evidence. It’s an awful process.

[BoBnotThat]

You are so right about the food I never even thought about it, cos I just don't cook. You hit every point on the reason why I don't cook, I think I can but then end up just throwing my shopping away. The cost of living is killing at the moment. Same with my scoliosis cos it's not something that jumps out and says, oh yer his disabled.
Being alone is so depressing that you get so depressed and you talk yourself out of doing things. So right about easy food to eat. Not seeing people is also so depressing, just some human content means the world, to someone who never sees anyone, you feel forgotten.
So proud of you for making this video.
I'm sorry I'm probably going to put so many comments in this video but it all hits home for me.

[johnhagen]

I noted your apologies in the first 2 minutes or so, but then realised that if you hadn't said anything I wouldn't have noticed. I was (am) far too interested in you and your message than superficial stuff. Just be yourself and we will appreciate you for what you really are - an intelligent, articulate, open, vulnerable and completely fantastic person.

[divinelyguidedmessenger]

Thank you so much for helping everyone, I know it's exhausting !
It took me 17 years of applying on and off to get the lowest rate of daily living PIP ! I suffer from osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease, and fibromyalgia, to name but a few! I was so grateful to even get the lowest rate at the time as the whole process is exhausting within itself that I didn't have the energy to appeal. I'm now transferred over to ADP and have asked for a review. fingers crossed for getting through the ordeal, even though I've been told I could lose the minimum amount of daily living ! Why is the process so difficult for people who genuinely require the assistance?!
Again, thank you so much for what you do x

[evelynbrown]

I filled in disability forms for people for 19 years and the most important thing for me to do was research each illness/disability that the person who was coming to me had, so that I would know what questions to ask them as they often didn't think how much they were affected in their daily lives. I now have various illnesses that are affecting me daily but haven't applied for PIP. You're right when you say, it's not what you have but how it affects your daily living

[johnmichaelrichards]

I have been assisting people with DLA/PIP claims, mandatory reconsiderationd and appeals since 2004. I always win. The system is utterly fixed against claimants, until the HMCTS stage.

[marcs]

@Charlie Anderson Charlie, thank you 🙏 from the bottom of my heart for doing this video, I’m a 50 year old veteran & it wasn’t until my 1st renewal of my PIP that I now know that any slip of the tongue in any way will be instantly swooped down on. My daily living & my conditions have worsened 10 fold from when I first claimed but the new monthly payment was 1/3 of what it was. This video has really opened my eyes & I’m trying to hash it all out with the DWP as we speak. I didn’t even try to claim anything for years until an ex forces charity got involved & I now feel as if I have to beg for what I’m owed, I was in the service of the country for decades & my illness/issues are all service related & to have to fight for PIP leaves a very bitter taste in my mouth. I hope 🤞 the mistakes will be rectified. Thanks again for this very informative video. 😅

[elainestacey]

I suffer with 3 different arthritis and fibromyalgia and was awarded the lowest amount even when I explained I’m stuck in bed most of the time. When I tried to challenge this I was told I could lose all my PIP.
In the process of seeing different consultants so hoping to try again.

Great video. Thank you.

[applegurrll]

Thank you so much for your video, I’ve got my assessment tomorrow, been getting PIP/DLA for 20 years and still am anxious and cried all through this video for how much I hate admitting how limited my life is thank you for getting me ready to be honest tomorrow!

[LemonPuf]

Omg what you said at 12:12 hit home. Being chronically ill and adapting - being ill becomes our daily normal

[timmyers]

Hugs to you from a fellow sufferer. I have chronic rheumatoid and suffer from long covid. Much of what your saying resonates with me.

[dianehodge]

Hi Charlie, just to say thankyou so much for your guidance in your videos, I GOT THE ENHANCED IN BOTH AWARDS finally !! Only took 10yrs !!

[MyNanoFish]

Just wanted to thank you for taking the time to explain all the sections. I realise it took you several days and then all the extra time editing on top. It was really helpful and explaining what the questions mean and what they are actually referring to is soooo helpful. To them it’s just their job and they are trained and doing it every day. Plus they are taught to be sneaky and tricky which makes us feel at a disadvantage right from the start. Most of us are going in blind, and for the first time, but you are giving people an insight and therefore a better chance. Thank you so much for giving your time to people like yourself, for free, and arming us with important knowledge. For example, just knowing my bath handles and my kitchen chair are aids is more points I would of missed 😊 x

[Adam-ifzd]

You are an absolute genius. I stumbled on your vid by accident, quiet fortuitously I have a PIP assessment net week. You have given me so much hope in what has been a very challenging time in my life.

[colinwilson]

Face to face assessments should require the company to give you their report before you leave the centre that day, or if it's in your own house, emailed before they drive away - that way there's minimal scope for it to be edited later. It should also include a timestamp and checksum to ensure the report cannot be edited / tweaked later.

[ej_]

You are wonderful and the comfort and help I get in these videos is amazing. Blessings to you. I did get emotional at certain times through this and I can't thank you enough 🙏🏻 x