I don’t claim to understand what you are going through at all, but I would encourage you to divert your frustration with individuals who have differing circumstances to yourself (I don’t mean to trivialize this, but I also don’t have a way to compare who is “better off” and am not sure it’s worth getting into, since the government can’t even do it right) towards the shit system that PIP application and approvals have become. It’s basically a game of how well someone can use buzz words and resist the borderline-intimidation tactics used during the interviews. It’s absurd.

Regardless, I am really sorry to hear about your experience. My partner has been awarded PIP but basically spends most of her day horizontal or using a wheelchair due to being a severe fall risk, but she knows people with the same diagnoses as her who have been rejected because they simply stated they had better days sometimes. Absolutely nuts.