working tax credits

[GrCh 856]

@ Hedz

 

33 is no age to be having problems that warrent a hip replacement, I can only imagine what the pain is like for you, i genuinly hope they get you srted this year , so you can start living again rather than existing , would love to hear when you have a confirmed date for the operation , good luck with it all x

thanks , if i told you what else was wrong with my own family at the moment you would never believe me. i dont know what him up there is going to throw at me , but it cant get much worst, thanks all the same

 

So are you on the sick?

because i cant work all i get is workers allowance, which aint worth the paper work but its better than nothing. i cant claim sick because im my own company and i cancelled my insurances because thats the idiot iam . dont always pay to be self employed

 

gutted for you pal, hope you make a swift recovery.

[whippet 99 2,613]

@ Hedz

 

33 is no age to be having problems that warrent a hip replacement, I can only imagine what the pain is like for you, i genuinly hope they get you srted this year , so you can start living again rather than existing , would love to hear when you have a confirmed date for the operation , good luck with it all x

thanks , if i told you what else was wrong with my own family at the moment you would never believe me. i dont know what him up there is going to throw at me , but it cant get much worst, thanks all the same

 

So are you on the sick?

because i cant work all i get is workers allowance, which aint worth the paper work but its better than nothing. i cant claim sick because im my own company and i cancelled my insurances because thats the idiot iam . dont always pay to be self employed

 

gutted for you pal, hope you make a swift recovery.

cheers pal , hope work picks up for you

[Malt 379]

i know the feeling , it would take about two months to get your invoice money, but you had to pay the workers every week. the arguments it caused. now im sat behind a monitor awaiting a hip replacement . im getting depressed as there just messing me around

How long you been waiting mate? I've been 4 years waiting to get my knees sorted. Finally managed to get referred on to a specialist knee doctor from the general orthopaedic surgeons last year and saw him in Januray. Thought things were on the up when he nailed the issue after one scan and promised to have me in for a double exploratory op within two months. Still waiting to hear back now...

[whippet 99 2,613]

i know the feeling , it would take about two months to get your invoice money, but you had to pay the workers every week. the arguments it caused. now im sat behind a monitor awaiting a hip replacement . im getting depressed as there just messing me around

How long you been waiting mate? I've been 4 years waiting to get my knees sorted. Finally managed to get referred on to a specialist knee doctor from the general orthopaedic surgeons last year and saw him in Januray. Thought things were on the up when he nailed the issue after one scan and promised to have me in for a double exploratory op within two months. Still waiting to hear back now...

i have been limping for three years, in all fairness ive been my own worst enemy in prolonging it , i was due to go in before christmas, the waiting list was only six months , i started off private at the johnathan webb clinic in bristol, he said he would do me on the NHS and that i had to phone and book it and i would have an appointment come through for a date of my operation about six months from the date of booking my operation , which was before xmas . its been cancelled a couple of times ,the last time i was getting marked up to go into theatre about three weeks ago due to concerns with my metal allergy they cancelled it , im having what is called a birmingham hip joint . so now im still waiting for an appointment with dermatology to have a metal allergy test . some times my leg locks and i have to get paramedics out , embarrasing last time i was in the middle of a field when walking the dogs lol. i hope they hurry up and sort your knees out, it certainly gets you down .

atb

[Guest thebigdog]

may as well take what you can, cause you can be sure if you dont, some paki will gladly have it.

[cammy12 176]

can you claim working tax credit if you dont have kids, my misses was in crash in feb and hasnt worked since so things are geting a bit iffy cheers cammy

[Kay 3,709]

can you claim working tax credit if you dont have kids, my misses was in crash in feb and hasnt worked since so things are geting a bit iffy cheers cammy

 

Its worth having a read of this , you might qualify

 

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/taxcredits/start/who-qualifies/quick-questionnaire.htm#1

[RubyTex 1,957]

Hope you get it sorted sharpish Whippet99. My dads 44 and is due for a hip op, he's in agony. Or he was until he got a steroid injection but he'll still need a replacement in 5-10 years. Poor feckers given up shooting, his bike, can't walk the dogs or nowt. Never missed a days work though

[whippet 99 2,613]

Hope you get it sorted sharpish Whippet99. My dads 44 and is due for a hip op, he's in agony. Or he was until he got a steroid injection but he'll still need a replacement in 5-10 years. Poor feckers given up shooting, his bike, can't walk the dogs or nowt. Never missed a days work though

cheers mate i had that injection in the joint it was ok for about a day then it slowly wore off, its so annoying not being able to do what you want