Hi, my name is tony76! I have been fighting PIP for the last two years

@ tony76, hello and welcome, as you will know PIP is not awarded on a disability or a diagnosis or any illnesses you may be suffering from. PIP is awarded on your inabilities to preform the PIP descriptors safely and repeatedly and in a timely manner.  Have you done an online self test of the PIP descriptors for the daily living activities. The Benefits and Works site does a free assessment but be warned be brutally honest with yourself as any evidence or supporting information submitted in your PIP application will have to be justified at your Face to Face assessment or phone assessment. Reading your post it sounds as if you have had your assessment and are not happy with the outcome. Many people like yourself are informed or under the impression that they qualify for PIP but in reality they don’t and never would meet the criteria of the PIP descriptors and being award even the standard care for the daily living activities/ descriptors. I know it’s an honest and straight to the point answer but sometimes we have to accept that we don’t qualify or meet the claiming criteria for the benefits we are trying to claim. There is a lot of miss information on social media stating that over 66s could get this or that for muscle pain, arthritis ect,ect.

tony76 said:

 they continue to say I am not entitled to pip even though I struggle daily to do things

Would that be just DWP or have you taken it all the way to Tribunal?

tony76 said:..but apparently I'm fit for work never mind though I'll just back to work for it to get even worse then ..

PIP entitlement has nothing to do with whether or not you are fit for work. It is about the difficulties you have carrying out the prescribed tasks to the required standard.
If you are not familiar with how the assessment is made read through this
PIP points system (benefitsandwork.co.uk)
Depending how limited your use of your hands is you might expect to qualify for points under cooking, bathing and dressing and possibly toileting. However you have to fully explain the difficulties you experience and give examples of what happens if you try to do these activities.
Apologies if this is just telling you stuff you have already done.
If you disagree with a DWP decision you can ask them to look at it again (a Mandatory Reconsideration) and then, if necessary, appeal to the tribunal service and a tribunal will make a decision in place of DWP.