CHECK YOUR MEDICATIONS!

I'm going through the papers of my DLA appeal. The DWP have used the ESA85 form to refuse me, and I've found several instances of wrong information, and contradictions already. Now I was a Medical Secretary, and I spotted the doctor had put me as taking a medication which looked similar in name to what I take - so I assumed (wrongly)that he'd used the generic term. Still it niggled me, so I've checked it on t'internet. It's not a generic term for what I take at all. In fact I'd probably be dead by now if I was taking it! So it really does pay to check, check and check again. Jenny

I always photocopy my prescription and forward with the forms, Then there should be less chance of them fouling it up or mixing drug names etc.