pip award seems to say 10 year award! CAN THIS BE RIGHT?? retirement pip ?

Hi there , much to my amazement/relief- after long pip review process that made me really ill- i got decision letter- I was awarded PIP without having to do MR! - ENHANCED daily living STANDARD mobility. in assessors decision notes it states ' i hv decided to award you pip for a longer time' ( don't know if this is standard language -its my first review) & on 2nd page it says ' we will contact you while you are on pip to see if yr needs hv changed etc THIS WILL BE AFTER FEBRUARY ( My birthday date) 2033!! that's 10 YEARS!! last time i was awarded 18 months! ( postponed due to covid) just want to check - A- CAN THIS BE RIGHT?? ( ive read some conditions that will not change ( & mine wont) are being awarded longer periods of award - but tho i hv physical health issues that affect me badly - the main is anxiety agoraphobia depression & PTSD. mental health team wrote my PTSD cannot be treated due to lack of support system so i will always hv it - but just want to check can this 10 year award be right? has this happened to other people- ( im too scared to call them)! & B- I RETIRE IN 5 YEARS . what happens when i retire?? can i still get my pip when i retire? what happens to it? i will b very poor when i retire so will really need it but don't know how it works when i retire.? do i still get pip or does it stop or change?? any advice/knowledge /experiences welcome. many thanks x

OMG that's WONDERFUL!! THANKS SO MUCH! I wasn't sure if pip stops when you retire! it will make a huge difference! Altho i totally told the truth in my form & additional info- it soo difficult to get - yet alone for such a long time- i think i must hv been lucky to get a sympathetic assessor. last time i had to do MR .now i can relax a bit until next ESA review!! FINAL QUESTION - i read they r making folk move from old style sick benefit to Universal Credit in coming years- is this true? & if so - will this affect me?? be applicable to me? im 62. many thanks x

thanks i know ESA stops when you retire- i was just wondering if the change over to UC would affect PIP at all. i retire FEB 2028. x