@danielsohege: There is often a lack of joined up thinking in government policies. The continued claims of "over diagnosis of #adhd , #autism , #anxiety etc is a perfect example. Cutting support, rather than investing in better support systems, not only puts individuals at risk, but also costs a lot more in the long run than providing them with #PIP now

Dan Sohege
Dan Sohege
Open In TikTok:
Region: GB
Wednesday 08 July 2026 12:18:34 GMT
10594
301
60
28

Music

Download

Comments

dramalets88
dramalets :
It’s come to something where I’m almost glad to have other chronic issues to back my claim up. It’s so depressing.
2026-07-08 18:33:39
19
chasingafterneverland
Charlotte :
I wonder how many of these are also secondary conditions are recorded. Also maybe invest in better support for conditions 🤔 NHS told me i was "too complex to treat", and if i hadnt had the means to go private for therapy i wouldn't be typing this right now.
2026-07-09 11:41:54
19
thejasonfable
JASON FABLE :
I’m AuDHD, I’ve applied for pip got denied, did the MRN, got denied again, now having to go down the tribunal route, it doesn’t seem to matter how much you struggle
2026-07-09 18:58:28
3
vivahate34
VivaHate :
How does pip help people work? (Genuine question)
2026-07-13 07:17:05
0
karambwanosrs
Monty gloomy 🦇 :
I was due a review in October just got a letter saying extended to august 2028 so that's the anxiety of this horrible system pushed back another year atleast, it just gets worse though and they'll inevitably come for all of us in one way or another
2026-07-08 19:40:25
4
sexybacongod
J.J :
I got diagnosed... So now I know I'm broken and there is 0 help. They even said I can't get medication because they're putting it on pause for anyone diagnosed throught the right to choose.
2026-07-08 22:32:10
5
realmuubz
Muubz :
pip isn't given on the condition you have, but how they affect you. there's around 8 people getting pip for acne.
2026-07-20 22:33:12
3
normcase
Norm :
like a lot of conditions it be the end and a new conditions will take its place
2026-07-09 13:43:37
1
canalcoderlee
CanalCoderLee :
Diagnosed multiple times currently 4 same result every time zero support zero medication so no
2026-07-09 11:40:09
6
shortref
shortref :
Would PIP be necessary for adhd if the NHS diagnosed and treated it properly?
2026-07-19 16:47:44
1
quinns_corner1
quinns_corner1 :
PIP is not an out of work benefits first and foremost. And secondly it's not about a diagnosis but about how it affects someone's life. Many people have multiple things that go alongside other conditions. Some people with ADHD or anxiety may need things to help them get a job or stay in work, and PIP would be used to pay for those things. If they can't access the things they need they're either less likely to get the job in the first place or find it very hard to stay in work. People with other disabilities or medical conditions may need specialist equipment at work. If the government are saying they want to take away PIP and other disability benefits then they'd better figure out how to keep people in work who need the help (including PIP) to do so!
2026-07-12 22:14:48
1
sr.h.uk
SR.hot.uk :
im 40 and just found out I got adhd and dislexia, waiting for assessment
2026-07-09 17:02:45
2
rumpels7
Rumpelstiltskin :
not my anxiety! mines gone past the the point to crippling anxiety
2026-07-09 16:45:01
2
ksheax
Kshea :
Absolutely should be, if the symptoms of ADHD are that bad, they are a danger on the road because of the zone outs and are not able to concentrate and if the are on med, that will help with the symptoms, so they can work
2026-07-20 12:10:28
0
garymorris141
garymorris141 :
will for Anxiety will it be fully cut or harder to claim, i know someone who gets tons of suppprt since being 8
2026-07-09 12:37:37
0
elladaduck27
Ella :
Well if adhd and anxiety are classed as disability’s which are protected under the equality act and pip is a disability benefit based on how a disability effects you and not the condition itself then I don’t see how they could do that surely? Is that not discrimination?
2026-07-14 09:55:43
0
three3meow
3meow :
Overdiagnosed or not, there are still people who are debilitated with it. Overdiagnosis does not change the fact that some people really really suffer with it
2026-07-08 19:02:42
23
doc_sorites
Dr_Sorites :
Nobody gets PIP for ADHD, anxiety or any other condition, people get PIP for how their condition affects their daily living.
2026-07-09 11:14:14
15
betterwithpuns99
betterwithpuns99 :
PIP isn't supposed to be based on diagnosis, but on how you are impacted. How on earth do they expect to be able to write off some diagnoses when the people still meet the descriptors 🙃
2026-07-08 20:51:37
11
vuuuuu33
Whowhatwhenandhow :
Rhetoric aside about ‘cutting costs’ like simple question that’s never asked or answered. What am I supposed to do? I can’t get gainful employment, no where is willing to hire me never have been. I need income and sorry but do they think that cutting money off me will magically make me employable and not autistic? Is it going to make employers hire me? No. Will it do anything other than simply save a tiny bit of cash? No. I hate it. They always say it’ll be protected for those who need it, I NEED IT. JUST changing the rules around what or who can get it is just disgusting. Oh you may be disabled now but at the swipe of Pat Mcfaddens pen I’m no longer able to get help? It’s not a life of luxury even when someone gets full pip and uc. It’s like we aren’t even human and don’t deserve any kind of ‘normal life’ it’s not my fault the elite and rich conspire to keep the poor as poor as possible and keep everyone fighting amongst themselves rather than looking up. It’s not my fault minimum wage isn’t enough to live on. It’s honestly like they would and I do believe this rather me not be here.
2026-07-08 17:24:55
14
To see more videos from user @danielsohege, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos


About