I just re-read what he wrote:- "brain injury... huge difficulty following & understanding form such as this" "difficulty taking in new information" "nervous meeting new people" "learning new tasks is very very difficult" "often lose track of what others are saying" "poor dexterity" "pain" "poor memory" "support worker visits 3 times a week". Other stuff about unable to remain in one seated/ standing position for long... oh, I am sooo employable. >doh<
It's all true but seeing it in writing along with my various diagnoses, social work assessment and medications, it's not amazing that they chose not to get me to an interview especially as I don't pick up the phone.
For some reason many people seem to think phone is easier than in person?? >erm<
The thing is, I was expecting to have assessment and appeal because I look OK and often sound OK for a while - an employer might not realise they'd got a dud until the new employee has failed to learn the basics after a couple of months and is clearly becoming ill through ?exhaustion through working 15-hours each week.
I suppose I get used to one-finger typing, suddenly having to lie down, looking for leaning-points when entering a room & forget that this isn't, er, normal...>lol<