scroungers or super human

I was working 2 jobs happy with my life for the moment. I was on my motorcycle when a person talking and texting crossed enter line hitting me and cutting my leg off , smashing the rest. I'm disabled not by my choice. I'd gladly go back 2 working 2 jobs if I had a choice of leg & no check or no leg & getting a check. For some of us its not a choice. Charlotte Doucet

These ppeople deserve stem cell treatment. They are great people. I cry seeing good young people in hospital unable to move. It upsets me. I am a softe

I am disabled with degenerative disc disease and then arthritis, but I had to go through five panel appeals untill they decided I was probably permanently disabled with any recovery unlikely. It was hell having toi prove my case every time because they could not see any disability, though I was in constant pain and still am, which gets considerably worse if I miss any of my medication by an hour or so. Now the fear of having to go through more examinations to see if I am disabled under new rules is really worrying me. I hate what this government have done to people like me. I will never forget their callousness.

I was working at remploy liverpool when the goverment closed most of the factories in the north west and cut everyones wages in the process a double blow

I have Autism as well as my parents whom are both on the autistic spectrum, we find life very difficult and we need support. What needs to happen is more disability awareness, more education on the subject as well as making MPs aware of disabilities and how they have an impact on the person and their family.

My uncle has severe MRDD & Schizophrenia & so does my aunt. They were born wiyh these mental disabilities and cannot work. When they were growing up there were no special education teachers or schools. They never got to learn to read or write. People who need disability to live on to survive cannot afford this to be taken away.

when i was 15 i fell injuring my neck but instead of getting the treatment that was needed i was in a way ignored. after years of getting told there was nothing wrong with me, or it`s in your head, i was diagnosed 13 years ago with fibromyalgia. i have worked all my life until i got too bad, depression is a big part of my demon and not being able to do what i love is very hard, so i get down very easy. if they take the DLA away i will be sat in 4 walls cause i wont be able to run my car or go out, falling into deep depression probably needing more care or even giving up all together. there are many people out there who through no fault of their own would love to work but can`t. we have paid into the system where as many haven`t but they get the money not us.

My youngest son has Aspergers syndrome and under the new rules he may be forced into a work focused group, he is unable to maintain any sort of normality in his life due to poor social skills and communication and yet Mr.Cameron thinks he will be able to get a job in competition with University graduates who are forced to do menial jobs as there are no other posts available. My son has fought against being different due to his disability and now he will be made to feel a failure as he has no chance of being employed. It is a sad world we live in when the disabled and disadvantaged in our society are forced to face their demons without any hope of success.

I,m so fed up with this damned government looking after their own sort at the expense of the disabled and sick it's time to kick them out we are not all scrounges as Cameron would have every one believe why don,t they tax mansions and leave us alone for a change

I have was a Paramedic for 12 years followed by 22 years as a Police Officer. These jobs have caused extreme damage to my back and spine. I am now confined to a wheelchair and in constant pain

I have narcolepsy and cataplexy with many of the associated conditions. Because I can walk ok and can function some of the time, I am really concerned that I will not gain the PIP. At the same time how can I convince an employer to take on a person who is at risk of falling asleep at a moments notice?