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Post by Banjo on May 14, 2018 17:57:11 GMT 7
Funny that, I saw a government Asian doctor a few years before you and he said he was going to fail me but gave me a few tips on what to put on my appeal application. That was my first SSAT and you actually saw a committee. One asked me why I hadn't put all the impairments on my original application and I said "your doctor pointed them out to me".
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Post by nomadic on May 14, 2018 18:45:09 GMT 7
You are spot on latindancer. I believe the vast majority just accept what Centrelink say as it really hard for most people to comprehend how dishonest a government organisation in Australia can be. Everyone believes Australian public servants are honest. How wrong we have all been. Sadly it takes personal experiences to find out.
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Post by tasjo on May 14, 2018 18:56:45 GMT 7
The issue I had was a complete lack of any information on what the process was when I applied.
It was also suggested to me to apply for DSP when I lost my job due to my health... but other than being given a form I was told nothing about the process.
I dont think it would hurt or change anything to be more transparent about the process... as someone that had nothing to do with Centrelink it was incredibly frustrating.
It wouldnt take much to make the process less frustrating
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