abbreviations and appeals

We have sent for our information on how the decision was arrived at. But there are some weird abbreviations. Can anyone tell us what they mean. They are :- SOH, MSE, IOS, and MSK.

Also if we do an appeal, can we separate Daily living from Mobility as we are relatively happy with Daily Living decision, but the Mobility side of the PIP claim is way below the real world of getting about.

Also, can you appeal the "Justification for review period choice" as the decision maker has contradicted themselves, and suggested a three year review when we were awarded a four year review.

Hi Gordon.

Could you please tender advice on the second half of my question.

I've copied it below.

Also if we do an appeal, can we separate Daily living from Mobility as we are relatively happy with Daily Living decision, but the Mobility side of the PIP claim is way below what the real world of getting about is for my wife.

So just to clarify,

If we go to mandatory Reconsideration, can we just challenge the Mobility part or do they still look at Daily Living as well as the mobility.

On page 25 of our PA 4 form the very last question the the assessor / decision maker has written:-

The claimant has a mental intellectual or cognitive impairment and may need additional support to comply with future claim processes.

Yes / No and they have ticked NO

On this PIP and all her forms, I have always had to support my wife's claim both by form filling and attending all interviews either at home or at ATOS offices. This time around she had a mental meltdown a few days before the home assessment requiring Paramedic attendance, because of an over dose. We even showed the so called psychiatric nurse assessor the ambulance attendance yellow copy sheet stating this and overwhelming mental stress.

Your advice and help on the forum is second to none and is the only thing that keeps some people going.

Many thanks.