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Primary Medical Certificate - Parkinson's Disease

lemmno · 2017-04-01 14:05:39

A family member has Parkinson's disease. She is mobile, does not need a wheelchair however has very reduced mobility. Walking takes a long time (shuffles along) and the tremors are affecting her ability to complete tasks with her hands. Is she eligible for the primary medical cert and if so, would she also be eligible for…

01-04-2017 3:05pm

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lemmno

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A family member has Parkinson's disease. She is mobile, does not need a wheelchair however has very reduced mobility. Walking takes a long time (shuffles along) and the tremors are affecting her ability to complete tasks with her hands. Is she eligible for the primary medical cert and if so, would she also be eligible for a VAT exemption on a car? She has a small car and we thought that a higher vehicle, like a qasqai or a tucson would be easier for her to get out of. I'm not sure what adaptations would be needed, maybe a swivel chair..
What would you all say her chances are? Obviously parksinson's is progressive...

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#2 08-04-2017 10:02pm

skippy2

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She should be fine in applying for one. Dont worry about it go ahead and organise the assessment

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#3 28-05-2017 12:54am

lila1

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You should apply for a cert Yes if you have a cert you are eligable for vat and vrt as well as well as motor tax.

You are welcome to pm me

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