MR pip review reduction of points.

No comment from any of the pro benefits peeps?its all lies is what i can say from HCPs is this just a tactic from dwp to modify statements or change what's stated to the opposit ? Its fraud what they do conning people out of what they are entitled to. How and why is it so difficult to claim under reliable  critera.
Any guidance would be helpful??
Anyone ?

I've only highlighted some critical errors and contradictions from the assessors report on one page only its actually my shortest page I'd say in terns of quantity of text I could shrink this Down in size maybe reducing quantities of pages, I suppose I can get rid of some of the statements as there are 3 of them, 3 pages are dedicated to the functional history of the report pointing out quite the oppositit to what the asessor reported, shrinking the text to size 8 on word, I had to do this as it was 7 pages long with size 12 text. It covers all the descriptors and details problems I have. I've dedicated one full page to mobility as that where most of my problems start and end.

Just one more thing the following statement is me.
I belive this to be me except I don't use a walking stick. And my problems can vary from knee to knee often separate instances but always one leads to the other almost a constant loop, limping brings on hip pain, I often cannot stand up without a knee buckling intermittently but normally when i take my eye off the ball however does often supprise me, I experience locking, the knees always feel like giving way and do sometimes, when bending the knees, I also experience rolling I the ankles , changing direction my knees give out i often twist my back off balance and hurt this, ive fallen and hurt shoulder arms etc a few times the past year but had 100s of near misses.,  the lower back pain & stifness in its worst instances I cannot even move 1 meters( same applies to knees) without severe pain and feel weakness in the legs straightening up from seated position is very difficult and painful I always try to keep moving, it helps a little bit but it doesn't prevent, apparently i can fix this if I just continue taking medications 24/7 yet I'm plagued with stomach bowel problems from these and long term use. Also I had to reduce the opiates due to severe sleep apnea and experiencing 60+ apnea per hour, tiredness and I don't have cognitive problems either.  I apparently have fybromyalgia as well is laughable I told these muppets at the NHS that I injured many areas when I fell from a ladder but they failed in treatment and diagnosis. 
They only other difference is the distances are slightly differing. If I'm not on pain meds I can detect that it's causing pain and stop for say 10 mins and may e do it again but alesser distance it reduces the more I try to push myself until yes you guessed it I can't move at all. I really think I need surgery to my injuries tbh! That's the most recent response of a physiotherapist I've recently seen, do I need it in writing off him to help support my claim. So I guess does Mr Y have any such differences in distance I can sprobably do 130 meters increasingly slower with quitr a bit discomfort of varying degress but really struggle to get back to my car. Once the problems kick in mainly very stiff and sore and difficult to bear any weight on one side or the other overuse becomes a problem normally pretty quickly.

• 2.2.26 Mr Y is able to stand and move with a walking stick. He can walk up to 60 metres at a slightly slowed pace with some discomfort. After this distance he starts to experience increasing hip pain. He can continue to walk, but his pace slows even further and after 100 metres he needs to stop and rest. This takes a lot out of him and for a few hours after, he is unable to go more than a few steps without experiencing further severe hip pain. It takes Mr Y between 1 and 2 minutes to walk 60 metres the first time.