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been injured at work? then industrial injuries disablement benefit may be of help to you!

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yeah i know what your all thinking,but,

i only found out recently, after two serious accidents at work, via my solicitor,that help from the state/government ,can be made available to people who have been made/become permanently disabled due to an accident at work.

I crushed both my left middle finger and my right thumb in different accident at work.

I applied for Idustrial Injuries Disablement Benefit and am now officially 20% disabled for life as a result of my accidents.

I will recieve £26.19p per week for life,therefore i urge anyone who has had an accident at work that has left them with serious injuries that affect their daily lives to apply for I.A.D.B .

This is a state scheme and does not affect any litigation against your employer.

If anyone requires any more info then drop me a line.

good luck.

regards

:nuts:http://myspace.com/nutsneworder

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You think?

six months from now they will send you to a "doctor".

The one I went to, describe seeping puss as "sweat", opem wounds as "scars", and then wrote "the patient does not have....", THEN ASKED ME TO SPELL THE NAME OF THE DISEASE FOR HER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes I can confirm this person shows no symptoms of some disease I had never heard of in my life until this person spelled it for me.

As a result of this "medical" opinion (Which is contrary to that held by my GP, my employer's doctor, and the top dermatologist in the country), I had to go back to work, or be starved to death. I now spend my nights listening to English SPASTIC whining that I'm a cunt cos I can't sort out the fact that it's 4am and they just tried to get on a flight to Florida with no passport at all, and demanding that I personally open the London passport office at 5am in order to (at their word) issue an official UK Govt ID to them......and do so with a scrote like a grapefruit and sitting in a pool of blood and other leakages.

So DON'T GET COMFY is what I'm saying!!!!!!!!!

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You're a real "up" person, aren't you?

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: You're a real "up" person, aren't you?

LOL

Nahhh, if you live your life as a perpetual pessimist you can only EVER be pleasantly surpised. Optimists and persons of a loathesomely sunny disposition spend their whole lives facing crushing dissappointment, but scrunching it up and hiding it away so they can be loathesomely sunny in perpetuity....until one day they snap and start stabbing babies and eating kittens and that sort of thing.

it is true it IS!

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Doctor? wrote: You think?

six months from now they will send you to a "doctor".

The one I went to, describe seeping puss as "sweat", opem wounds as "scars", and then wrote "the patient does not have....", THEN ASKED ME TO SPELL THE NAME OF THE DISEASE FOR HER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes I can confirm this person shows no symptoms of some disease I had never heard of in my life until this person spelled it for me.

As a result of this "medical" opinion (Which is contrary to that held by my GP, my employer's doctor, and the top dermatologist in the country), I had to go back to work, or be starved to death. I now spend my nights listening to English SPASTIC whining that I'm a cunt cos I can't sort out the fact that it's 4am and they just tried to get on a flight to Florida with no passport at all, and demanding that I personally open the London passport office at 5am in order to (at their word) issue an official UK Govt ID to them......and do so with a scrote like a grapefruit and sitting in a pool of blood and other leakages.

So DON'T GET COMFY is what I'm saying!!!!!!!!!

Na stevey baby, the award is for life i am 20% disabled as a result of my injuries.

I take it you have dermatitis no?

Try evening primrose oil,if your skin is dry,i regularly get infected eczema so it does rehydrate the skin,but you do have to continue taking epm,works for psoriosis too!

Please correct any spelling mistakes,after all i'm just a thick northern bastard!:lol:

:nuts:

http://myspace.com/nutsneworder

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I fell over and cut my head open on an after-work piss up.Can i claim for that?

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isaac wrote: I fell over and cut my head open on an after-work piss up.Can i claim for that?

Dunt think so pal:nono:

HINT: stop getting pissed up! :laugh: :lol:

:nuts:

http://myspace.com/nutsneworder

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isaac wrote: I fell over and cut my head open on an after-work piss up.Can i claim for that?

Bad Boy Limp by Goldie Lookin` Chain might offer you some alternatives if you havent already heard it

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Edd wrote:

isaac wrote: I fell over and cut my head open on an after-work piss up.Can i claim for that?

Bad Boy Limp by Goldie Lookin` Chain might offer you some alternatives if you havent already heard it

Shut thi face de dar,da dunt kno what daronabart!

:nuts:

http://mysace.com/nutsneworder

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:nuts: wrote:

Edd wrote:

isaac wrote: I fell over and cut my head open on an after-work piss up.Can i claim for that?

Bad Boy Limp by Goldie Lookin` Chain might offer you some alternatives if you havent already heard it

Shut thi face de dar,da dunt kno what daronabart!

:nuts:

http://mysace.com/nutsneworder

Not a South Yorkshire native mate, im an immigrant from dahn sahf. Still ask for a pint sometimes and the barman looks at me as though i have just asked him for a bit of man-on-man action!!

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True. When it rains in your life every day, you really enjoy a sunny day. When it is sunny everyday, you feel giga-low once it rains.

I think that this is the reason why Heinrich Böll moved from Germany to Ireland where the mentalities are so different and wrote "An Irish diary".

"It could have been worse" is a kind of motto for me.

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:nuts: wrote: Na stevey baby, the award is for life i am 20% disabled as a result of my injuries.

I take it you have dermatitis no?

Try evening primrose oil,if your skin is dry,i regularly get infected eczema so it does rehydrate the skin,but you do have to continue taking epm,works for psoriosis too!

Please correct any spelling mistakes,after all i'm just a thick northern bastard!:lol:

:nuts:

http://myspace.com/nutsneworder

Well, as long as your injury jumps to the eye of the examinator, being awarded is easy. Once you have something rare and not well known, everything becomes complicated. The doctors all agree about many things concerning me. But all these disfunctions do not fit a well recognized disease. So, they give me a minimum (€374/monthly + free access to all concerning medecine)... for a five years term. On the next months (that is the job-center advice), I will have to see again all the doctors I met so far (and they are plenty) + the psychiatrist + the person at the job-center for sick job-seekers to make a huge file (just like I do not have one already - Jiphy's medical tour drove me from Montpellier to Nîmes, Nice and Paris) to submit this to a college of doctors who decide wether or not you are allowed to be awarded more (that is at least twice they give me at the moment).

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: You're a real "up" person, aren't you?

Are you implying he doesn't want to be reincarnated?

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