DLA and retirement age.

Born in 1953 I am 62, and have always understood that the DWP benefits stop being assessed for, at 65.

I am on ESA, DLA, & Industrial accident payments.

I have been assessed for ESA, and managed to get it awarded in the non working group after appealing all the way to seeing a judge. I was never physically seen for the assessment apart from by the judge!

With regard to PIP (I am on DLA) I also though 65 would be a stop assessing age. However I have now heard that someone is to be assessed at age 67!

Will I be left to relax in life at 65 or will I still be harassed all the way to my grave?

I am in such a state, just dreading when the letter might arrive. The idea of having the PIP re-assessment every few years for life really makes me fear life itself.
At some point I will get told I have to be assessed to change from DLA to PIP. I dread the post every day!
I have had DLA for many years; on 6th or 7th car now, so is there a point they just say 'life' ?
My DLA is 'indefinite'.

Understanding helps. Ok, I may not like the way things are done but I now know.
Many thanks