Pip new application

Hi my husband is currently working his way through his application form for pip it’s a new application he is looking at what written evidence he has to submit. He’s got his prescription list and a statement from myself his GP said she will wait for the dwp to write to her for a report I’m not even sure if they will contact the gp. We have found a report from 2021 from his physio which does give a diagnosis etc but what concerns me is the report does say that after a course of sessions he was discharged as the physio didn’t feel he would benefit from the sessions anymore but to do exercises at home for pain management then goes on to say he was 70% improved after doing physio. My fear is this will go against him as he is a lot worse today than he was back then even with doing the exercises prescribed he has chosen to apply for pip now due to the how much more restricted he is now compare to then. I’m really at a loss as whether to submit the evidence or not any advice would be appreciated
Thank you

Hello hicky1,

I too have had to not send evidence because somewhere in the letter something was said that could be used against me.

If yoiu click on my name, it should bring you to some extensive posts I have posted here with ways of getting evidence such as logging in to your GP system online, using internal communication that goes in your favour, etc.
Maybe some of my suggestions will be helpful to you.
Best wishes

H, you just have to choose your words carefully. Dr’s …. can’t remember everything, but some of the things they write about us don’t do us any favours whatsoever. I know of someone who rarely drinks alcohol, but when asked they’d said that they drank a pint if out for a meal. The letter said that the patient enjoyed socializing, & drank several pints 3 times weekly. It was such a shame as that letter had everything on it, & it would’ve saved sending lots of separate letters, but of course it couldn’t be used.