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And share!

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[-] [email protected] 3 points 1 day ago

Yes, I've read some of the previous parliamentary debate on this subject and didn't see anything like that. I'll contact ciwf and ask them about it.

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There have been so many more cases like this. The previous UK government actually destroyed records of them in an attempt to keep them secret.

Only £10K compensation. If the DWP even pays it, they've still saved money by her death. First they came for the disabled......

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If you're in the UK please sign and send to your local MP. everyone, please share.

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Thank you so much to those who came through.

I need to use medical-grade laundry disinfectant because I'm an immunocompromised cancer patient and recovering from surgery. I get a lot of infections, especially skin infections. On multiple occasions the skin infections have gotten so bad I've been hospitalised to treat them. The pharmacist recommended I use this laundry disinfectant and it's helped a lot.

I've posted a lot about my financial issues and why I can't afford to buy things for myself. I'm still waiting to find out about my disability benefits.

The disinfectant bottles are now £10.59 each. I need to order 4 to get free delivery. Either that or pay an extra £3.30 for postage. I need 2 bottles of this a month. According to the latest letter I received from the DWP, my appeal is expected to be heard in January. So I will need 14 bottles to see me through until then. Any help is appreciated, whether it's ordering and sending them to me or contributing to the cost.

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Sorry to make another post so soon but I've got no-one else to ask.

I made a post asking someone to send me some laundry disinfectant. I need it because I'm an immunocompromised cancer patient and recovering from surgery. I get a lot of infections, especially skin infections. On multiple occasions the skin infections have gotten so bad I've been hospitalised to treat them. The pharmacist recommended I use this laundry disinfectant and it's helped a lot.

I haven't had any responses, maybe people find it too difficult to order it. The reason I prefer people to end me things instead of money is because if I win my disability benefit appeal I will have to explain any money going into my account to the DWP. But I am really getting desperate for this stuff. Perhaps someone would be more likely to respond if I put my paypal address after all.

The disinfectant bottles are now £10.59 each. I need to order 4 to get free delivery. Either that or pay an extra £3.30 for postage. If you are able to order and send them to me, please PM me. I normally need 2 bottles of this a month. According to the latest letter I received from the DWP, my appeal is expected to be heard in January. So I will need 14 bottles to see me through until then. Any help is appreciated, whether it's ordering and sending them to me or contributing to the cost.

This is the website: eradicil.com

[-] [email protected] 5 points 5 days ago

Thank you so much!

[-] [email protected] 5 points 5 days ago

Yes it's come through, thank you so much!

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They're a charity who fight against factory farming. If you sign up to donate at the moment, someone is matching the donations, so your donation will be worth double.

https://animalequality.org.uk/donate/

[-] [email protected] 3 points 6 days ago

I have spoken about the difficulties of accessing the food bank and lack of help from the authorities on here many times before. I don't really have the energy to type it all up again.

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I am posting on mutual aid but here too, as it sometimes takes multiple requests to get a response.

The DWP sent me a letter recently, estimating I won't hear about my disability benefits result until January.

I'm now recovered enough from my foot surgery to be able to wear shoes and walk a little, so either supermarket is fine as I don't need to order online any more. If anyone can help, please send a supermarket gift card to my email address, [email protected]

This one takes credit card, debit card and google pay:

https://www.sainsburysgiftcard.co.uk/

This one takes credit card, debit card and paypal:

https://www.prezzee.uk/store/marks-and-spencer-uk-gift-card/

This one takes crypto:

https://www.bitrefill.com/gb/en/gift-cards/sainsburys-in-store-digital-uk/

I am really grateful for any help.

[-] [email protected] 20 points 3 weeks ago

It's probably a huge house, much bigger than he needs. Even the advice columnist says he should downsize.

[-] [email protected] 23 points 2 months ago

Oh, we can dream!

[-] [email protected] 42 points 2 months ago

I spent most of my working life as a carer for the elderly. Most of the people I looked after had kids, but their kids didn't bother with them, visited them twice a year if they were lucky. Having kids is no guarantee of companionship in old age.

[-] [email protected] 16 points 3 months ago

I read that it was normal for women to keep their body hair until razor companies started marketing ads towards women, making them think they'd be more beautiful hair-free. Soon porn started featuring mainly hair-free women, so more and more men grew up thinking this was normal. Eventually hair removal amongst women became the norm, to the extent that now a woman is considered ugly or unkempt if she doesn't remove her body hair. So the whole thing was just about making money.

[-] [email protected] 17 points 3 months ago

So sorry this happened to you. IME finally accepting that you're disabled for life and that you can't do the things you used to any more, isn't the hard part. The hard part is how society treats you for being disabled, unemployed, a burden to society, etc. What country are you in? Some of us here might be able to give you tips and support with the disability benefit process and whatever other help you might need.

[-] [email protected] 18 points 3 months ago

I'm biologically female, and I've had the same issue. I once had an elderly male acquaintance start loudly discussing my sexuality in a crowded cafe, announcing to the room that I must be a lesbian since I didn't have a romantic partner. He went on and on about it until everyone in the cafe was looking at me and laughing.

[-] [email protected] 18 points 5 months ago

Thanks. I wish society in general felt this way but I've had all kinds of nasty comments from members of the public too. Due to my benefits being stopped and the difficulty of accessing the local food bank, I begged a Christian organisation for help, believing that Christians provide food aid. The Christians refused to help me, told me that I shouldn't even be getting benefits because "that's socialism," and one told me "Man up and sort your own problems out." I'm not even a man so I guess it wasn't a gender-based insult just letting me know I'm pathetic lazy trash in the eyes of working people.

[-] [email protected] 24 points 5 months ago

I didn't think of it like this, but this does put it in perspective. Rishi Sunak spends £13K a year heating his private swimming pool but £12 a day to keep my pain and sickness levels lower is too much.

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