I just got my PIP decision in the post. I wasn't awarded it. They gave me 0 points for everything. The guy didn't listen to a word I said at all. Because I could walk about 8m without collapsing to the ground, they have decided I can walk over 200m without any problems even though I explained how much pain this causes me. They said they is no reason to believe I have problems with pain, despite this being heavily detailed by my GP who they clearly didn't bother to contact despite me asking them to, because I'm not on pain medication even though I explained in the consultation I used to take codeine and diazepam every day, but it stopped working and I was getting withdrawal symptoms so my doctor and I agreed it was best to stop taking them. The letter has errors in it, they've missed spaces between words, there's endless grammatical errors and all sorts. They said I have no condition that would cause the cognitive impairment I describe, even though I do and they clearly have no clue what they're talking about, and I explained that I'm seeing a number of specialists who are trying to find out why I have such bad memory and cognitive issues but there is no official diagnosis as of this moment in time because they aren't sure and want to run more tests. I had to drop out of college because I was so ill and I didn't see anyone other than my family for almost a year. I was housebound for 3 months, and bedbound for 1. But apparently, I'm not ill at all and I've made the whole thing up. I've never felt so let down by this system. I applied a year ago and missed out on it by one point due to an error which I forgot to appeal, hence why I've applied again, and I've gotten a lot worse since that point as well. Zero ****ing points and I can't even read anymore; I can't go out on my own; I can't even walk to the car parked outside my house without serious back pain. It's cost me everything and they refuse to recognise that. Of course I'm going to appeal, but I feel like it's a complete lost cause at this point. I was considering coming off my medication for depression/anxiety very soon and I feel like this is setting me back so much and now I don't want to. I don't even know how I'm supposed to deal with this. Appealing a couple of points is one thing, but I got zero. I've always struggled with having an invisible illness and people not understanding and not believing, but I now have official written proof that I'm a liar who has nothing wrong with her. Awesome.