As ever, I'm not finding the time to write my Blogs.
This year has been a whirlwind of eroding failure indespersed with little wnis. And it's the little wins that are the worst for me these days.
You see the wins give hope and energise me to keep fighting and actually what's needed now, is for me to simply quit. To lie down somewhere and simply give-up. It's the only rational and sane approach to the situation.
For ten years, I've been fighting.
I've been fighting the DWP, on an almost monthly basis since 2009, my money is removed, I fight and a year later having had no funds, the money is back-dated and then the fight begins all over again with the DWP stopping my funding for the exact same reason.
In February of this year, I found myself, standing in the Royal Courts of Justice, representing myself against a team of lawyers for the The Secretary of State for work and pensions.
As ever, I'd been let down by the people who were being paid to support me. It's hard to ensvision a worse scenario, where I'm struggling to find money to eat, worrying about where I'm going to sleep each night, trying to fend off my Chronic Fatugue Syndrome, so when someone offers to suppot to take a little of pressure off my life, I grab it with both hands.
The Public Law Project, have done me an appalling disservice. Not only did they take my case with full knowledge. I warned them that the DWP would use my Social Media but (I'm still trying to write this - but my sight is diminishing due to my ME/CFS and brainfog....)
Paul Atherton V Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
So right now, I'm fighting the following battles:
1. The Metropolitan Police to pursue the £25,000 stolen from mt Son's Trust Fund by one of the Trustees, a case that has been ongoing for 2 years. The Crown Prosecution Service has required twelve months just to make a decision if they will prosecute even though they have all the indisputable evidence to do so. Still ongoing.
2. The DWP - Email. Even thuogh the Royal Courts of Justice agreed that the DWP had breached my Human Rigths by refusing
3. The DWP - Appeals for Incapacity Benefit & Disability Living Alloawnce
4. DISPLACED
Bob Deakin - let me down
Tom Meggle - let me down
CDI Complaint - CDI found themselve in
Jonathan - no lonfer able to support
Magnetta Brightly - unable to support in her role as an intern (totally essential to me)
Museum of Homelessness - not delivered on a sinle objective they offered to support with.
Campaign Magazine
CIty of London - Holding things up
5. The Public Law Project - Taking the lawyers through the complaint service and putting together a case againts them for professional negligence.
6. The RSA
7. CFS
8. Teeth
9. General Health
10. Diet
This year has been a whirlwind of eroding failure indespersed with little wnis. And it's the little wins that are the worst for me these days.
You see the wins give hope and energise me to keep fighting and actually what's needed now, is for me to simply quit. To lie down somewhere and simply give-up. It's the only rational and sane approach to the situation.
For ten years, I've been fighting.
I've been fighting the DWP, on an almost monthly basis since 2009, my money is removed, I fight and a year later having had no funds, the money is back-dated and then the fight begins all over again with the DWP stopping my funding for the exact same reason.
In February of this year, I found myself, standing in the Royal Courts of Justice, representing myself against a team of lawyers for the The Secretary of State for work and pensions.
As ever, I'd been let down by the people who were being paid to support me. It's hard to ensvision a worse scenario, where I'm struggling to find money to eat, worrying about where I'm going to sleep each night, trying to fend off my Chronic Fatugue Syndrome, so when someone offers to suppot to take a little of pressure off my life, I grab it with both hands.
The Public Law Project, have done me an appalling disservice. Not only did they take my case with full knowledge. I warned them that the DWP would use my Social Media but (I'm still trying to write this - but my sight is diminishing due to my ME/CFS and brainfog....)
Paul Atherton V Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
So right now, I'm fighting the following battles:
1. The Metropolitan Police to pursue the £25,000 stolen from mt Son's Trust Fund by one of the Trustees, a case that has been ongoing for 2 years. The Crown Prosecution Service has required twelve months just to make a decision if they will prosecute even though they have all the indisputable evidence to do so. Still ongoing.
2. The DWP - Email. Even thuogh the Royal Courts of Justice agreed that the DWP had breached my Human Rigths by refusing
3. The DWP - Appeals for Incapacity Benefit & Disability Living Alloawnce
4. DISPLACED
Bob Deakin - let me down
Tom Meggle - let me down
CDI Complaint - CDI found themselve in
Jonathan - no lonfer able to support
Magnetta Brightly - unable to support in her role as an intern (totally essential to me)
Museum of Homelessness - not delivered on a sinle objective they offered to support with.
Campaign Magazine
CIty of London - Holding things up
5. The Public Law Project - Taking the lawyers through the complaint service and putting together a case againts them for professional negligence.
6. The RSA
7. CFS
8. Teeth
9. General Health
10. Diet
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