Regarding Disability Living Allowance?
Hi,
I have been told by my local CAB office to claim DLA for my son who is disabled. He's 70% deaf and wears two hearing aids, has been in hospital with kidney trouble twice in the past year and suffers from really bad panic attacks he refuses to go out.
Before people have a go at me for claiming benefits let me assure you that both my wife an I work Full-Time and care for two children. We're claiming as it can be difficult to finance our sons needs out of our own pocket and feel if the government can offer support then we would be glad of their help.
After speaking with people they have told me I'm likely to be refused, so I'm not sure if to go ahead and claim. Can you give me your opinions on DLA and if you think he would get it?
Thankyou
John
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