'I'm allergic to the cold - I'll be at breaking point if I can't afford heating'
"We're going to be paying over half of what we do now."I would need a salary increase of 10k to be able to afford the rising prices."Sam stressed how she doesn't have the option to put more layers on as the extra clothing irritates her skin further.
She added: "It doesn't work just to put another layer on, what should I do walk around like an abominable snowman?"She said: "God forbid people who don't have our salaries, it's going to be hard enough for us." If it gets to the point she can't turn on the heating, the 50-year-old and her partner would have to move in with her dad.
Before the announcement, her bills were set to rise to £300 a month totalling £3600 a year but now they would be capped at around £208 a month for the next two years.Read More on The Sun
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