Can my private practice be successful under these circumstances?

Why can't the UK govt understand 'Special Circumstances'?

• I was injured by them - irrecoverably - and am hence unable to work, ..but they cannot cope with the 'I am abroad because of Special Circumstances caused by you' and steal whatever they can from my pension... The DWP...must actually mean.. Does Wreck Pensions..or Do What's Pratish...or Devil Worship Practice... Please excuse me, severe head-injury makes you head dizzy!

• Answer:

  Our reforms give people on benefits the chance to show what they can achieve so says Chris Graying According to DWP some people on benefits ARE achieving great feats: The blind can see, The lame can walk, A man who changes colostomy bag 16 times a day is fit for work A man with broken arm who uses a pen is fit for work A woman due for mastectomy 3 days after medical is fit for work A man three days after triple heart bypass is fit for work A blind terminally ill man is fit for work A woman having chemotherapy for bone tumours, suffers osteoporosis, arthritis and has an irregular heartbeat is fit for work Claimant has case reviewed for living too long........ this list goes on and on Not since the days of Lazurus have so many disabled people been returned to excellent health more at http://www.abcofesa.co.uk/board/index.php