PIP report is simply not true!

Hi, I have never posted on any sort of forum before so I hope I am doing it correctly. Ihad my PIP interview in May, but 7 weeks later had heard nothing, although during that time received a text after a couple of weeks saying they would let me know in about 4 weeks, and a couple of weeks after that a letter saying the same thing. Eventually we rang up and they said a letter had been sent on June 20th. This letter hadn’t arrived in 3weeks so we rang agai and the letter finally arrived yesterday, July 12. I was on higher rates of DLA, but have been awarded standard for both in PIP. The entire process had taken 8months and nearly killed me, with my physical illness and crippling anxiety around the process. I felt I could not live through any sort of appeal.
However, I then discovered the enclosed report on how the decision was made - I hadn’t realised I would get this.
As I started to read it, I had to check it was actually MY report - I thought they had sent me someone else’s. They seem to have plucked things from thin air! Eg I was embarrassed during my assessment that I was in tears , crying throughout most of it, all the worry, stress, fear and anxiety of the previous months caught up with me, and I kept apologising saying “I’m sorry, I’m just so anxious “. Ha! I needn’t have been embarrassed - Their report states that I “ showed no signs of anxiety or distress “! There are also numerous other statements “ You told us that...........” where I did NOT tell them those things.
I have a fluctuating condition, and emphasised that this was a “good day”, which the assessor acknowledged later, saying “I know this is a good day “. They have based their report on thing I could achieve on that day, despite my form thoroughly documenting that these things are simply NOT achievable most of the time.
Because my letter was dated June 20, but not received until yesterday, July 12, I have only a few days to respond, and feel utterly broken and incapable of fighting this, but am VERY concerned that this false account of my capacity now officially exists and feel it needs to be challenged and if possible corrected, in view of how it undermines my reality, and for future implications.
Have others experienced this, and may I ask how you have responded, what means of rectifying this. It is an impossible task when feeling so poorly and limited,and worn down.
I am also concerned that if I question this decision,they might take away the award altogether.
Thank you for any advice you might offer.

Hi, I fully understand and sympathise with your story because it is very similar to mine. Like yourself the whole process has affected me physically, mentally and emotionally the anger I feel at the catalogue of iies in my assessment report (and this has happened to me twice) only adds to my mental health problems.
Unfortunately the only way is to kowtow to their system, not criticise the HP who assessed you, not highlight the blatant lies they have written in their report and swallow your anger to enable yourself to get an award at all.
In my own personal case I refuse to do any of those things preferring instead to hang on to what little self respect these procedures have left me with so I am not appealing a second time and to the Paramedic and SRN who deliberately falisfied their assessment reports in my own particular case, they should be ashamed to be part of our NHS.
Best wishes and good luck for your own particular process

Gordon THANK YOU so much for your advice. I shall look at the links you included, and take it from there. Thank you again for your help. Best wishes.