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Recently son is high suspicion asthma - has been given a trial of inhalers as he has been waking in the night with shortness of breath (SOB). He had asthma as a child but appeared to 'grow out' of it, so I have always concentrated on how his disability affects him on forms - as he had 'grown out of childhood asthma' - Recently has been SOB at night, or if fire smoke had occasionally come through his window. My son has just started on a trial steroid & Ventolin inhalers and give relief when he gets SOB. The ?? My sons already existing mental illness is still the same - this is just another unfortunate extra intermittent discomfort (relieved with the temp inhalers 'on top' of his existing condition. I am concerned that when his renewal PIP comes (AR1) I believe - the DWP will just get on the band wagon and make it very difficult and want another reassessment - my experience any excuse to stop his PIP that he is rightfully entitled to - My son's mental illness and daily activities remain the same - it was just extra discomfort for him - that hopefully the inhalers will continue to help. Please advise - I had a look at the Guide to PIP claims and reviews but I still am concerned.

Apologies THE?? may be confusing - It should not be there added in error in prior text submitted to you - will clarify :-
'My sons already existing mental illness is still the same'

Recently son is high suspicion asthma - has been given a trial of inhalers as he has been waking in the night with shortness of breath (SOB). He had asthma as a child but appeared to 'grow out' of it, so I have always concentrated on how his disability affects him on forms - as he had 'grown out of childhood asthma' - Recently has been SOB at night, or if fire smoke had occasionally come through his window. My son has just started on a trial steroid & Ventolin inhaler and give relief when he gets SOB The??] My sons already existing mental illness is still the same - this is just another unfortunate extra intermittent discomfort (relieved with the temp inhalers 'on top' of his existing condition. I am concerned that when his renewal PIP comes (AR1) I believe - the DWP will just get on the band wagon and make it very difficult and want another reassessment - my experience any excuse to stop his PIP that he is rightfully entitled to - My son's mental illness and daily activities remain the same - it was just extra discomfort for him - that hopefully the inhalers will continue to help. Please advise - I had a look at the Guide to PIP claims and reviews but I still am concerned.

Hi Gordon - because my son may have developed Asthma recently (on top of his existing
illness condition that he has already been awarded PIP previously) .

When he receives his AR1 form, I am unsure what to put on the form i.e His existing condition has not changed, but has been added inhalers to relieve symptoms at night for this new onset of possible asthma.

Will this be considered that he will have a reassessment opposed to a renewal form to complete? There has be no change to his activities of living or his existing illness - I do not know how to word this on the AR1 form? There had been no change to his existing activities of living - just inhalers added . How do I word this? Apologies, I found it difficult to express.